How to Say “Barber Shop” in Spanish

barbería
/baɾbeˈɾia/
The English phrase "barber shop" is translated into Spanish as barbería.
barbería is used to refer specifically to a barber shop.

Which one should you use?

While barbería specifically refers to a barber shop, the term peluquería is a more general term used for hair salons that serve all genders and hair types.

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of barbería is barberías.

How do you pronounce it?

/baɾbeˈɾia/

Did you know?

  • In older Spanish traditions, the person working in a barbería might have also performed basic medical tasks, like bloodletting, similar to the historical 'barber-surgeons' of Europe.
  • In some Spanish-speaking cultures, the barbería traditionally serves as a social hub for men to discuss local politics and sports.
  • In many Spanish-speaking countries, the suffix -ería denotes a place of business, such as in panadería for a bakery or librería for a bookshop.

Examples in context

  • ¿Dónde está la peluquería más cercana?
    Where is the nearest barber shop?
  • Necesito arreglarme el cabello. ¿Puedes recomendarme una buena barbería?
    I need to get my hair done. Can you recommend a good barber shop?
  • En esta calle hay una peluquería de hombres muy popular.
    There is a very popular barber shop on this street.
  • Me encanta ir a esa peluquería. Siempre me hacen el corte de pelo perfecto.
    I love going to that barber shop. They always give me the perfect haircut.
  • Mi esposo va a la barbería cada dos semanas para recortarse la barba.
    My husband goes to the barber shop every two weeks to trim his beard.
  • La barbería está cerca de aquí.
    The barber shop is near here.
  • Busco una barbería muy buena.
    I am looking for a very good barber shop.
  • Voy a la barbería ahora.
    I am going to the barber shop now.

Example conversation

Daniel is asking Sofía for directions to a local business.

  1. Sofía

    ¿Sabes dónde hay una barbería?
    Do you know where there is a barber shop?
  2. Daniel

    Sí, hay una barbería en la esquina.
    Yes, there is a barber shop on the corner.
  3. Sofía

    Gracias, Daniel.
    Thanks, Daniel.
  4. Daniel

    De nada, Sofía.
    You're welcome, Sofía.

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