"châtain" is a light brown hair colour; "raide" means usualy stiff or rigid, but when used to describe hair, would mean "straight" (as opposed to curly).
j'ai les cheveux châtains et raides: I have straight, light-brown hair.
'stiff hair'
De = from. Para = to.
If you mean "casa de fuego," then that means "house of fire."
what does beannacht mean
It can mean OF or FROM.El libro de la niña - The girl's book /or The book of the girl.Soy de Londres - I'm from London.
"raide" is an adjective meaning straight, stiff ("raides" in plural).
raide means stiff, not supple in French. Il a les cheveux raides > he has straight, stiff hair.
'stiff hair'
raide is stiff, rigid in English.
In French, "châtain" refers to a chestnut or medium brown color.
"Raides et bruns" translates to "straight and brown" in English. The phrase typically refers to hair texture and color, indicating hair that is both straight and brown in hue.
un cheveu raide (singular), des cheveux raides (plural)
"J'ai des cheveux longs et raides" or "mes cheveux sont longs et raides".
les cheveux raides
J'ai les cheveux raides.
j'ai les cheveux raides
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