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Im trying to figure out this one question. I need to say "Wash your hair" Using imparative, and the reflexive form of "to wash". Would it be Lavez-vous les cheveux? or like vous vous lavez les cheveux? Im looking through my book, and i cant figure it out. thanks.

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fallenangel

It would be lavez-vous tes cheveux. I think?

I could be way off base, but that's my best educated guess. Tes because it's your and not the...

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keyshawn

actually i'm pretty sure it's Lavez-vous les cheveux.

[im in ap french right now, but i could be wrong]

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kolila

sorry my bad laziez-vous is imparfait

la petite moi

It's definitely "lavez-vous les cheveux".

Hope you got it right!

Furry

^ true for the plural or the formal. The personal, singular way is "lave-toi les cheveux" or simply "lave t'es cheveux"

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ophelia783

I agree with Furry.

I live in Montreal, Quebec, and we would say "lave tes cheveux".

However, it DOES depend on why you need it or what you're using it for.

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la petite moi

Typically when you're learning French in a class, you have to use the formal unless it's asked to for you to use informal. He asked for the formal. (That's what the teacher always taught us)