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Hon har flätor

Elle a des tresses

Han har skägg

Il a une barbe

Han är flintskallig

Il est chauve

Han har glasögon

Il porte des lunettes

Hon har en hästsvans

Elle a une queue de cheval

Han har fräknar

Il a des taches de rousseur

Lång

Grand, grande

Kort

Petit, petite

Tjock

Gros, grosse

Smal

Mince

Ung

Jeune

Gammal

Vieux, vieille