"Brown hair" is "pelo marrón". "Brunette" would be "moreno/a". Actually is more like: Brown hair... pelo castaño... and then you can specify if it's dark or light: Dark Brown Hair: castaño oscuro Light Brown Hair: castaño claro.
El tiene pelo castaño.
Café, morrón, castaño(hair), moreno(skin), pardo.
I have black hair. Tengo=I have, pelo=hair, negro=black
Brown eyes: los ojos cafe (accent over the e) Dark brown: los ojos moreno/a
brown, as in she has brown hair
cabello castaño
"Brown hair" is "pelo marrón". "Brunette" would be "moreno/a". Actually is more like: Brown hair... pelo castaño... and then you can specify if it's dark or light: Dark Brown Hair: castaño oscuro Light Brown Hair: castaño claro.
Moreno in Spanish
Pelo marrón.
El tiene pelo castaño.
S/he has (the) long-brown hair... marron=brown largo=long Technically, s/he has long and brown hair.
"Moreno" in Spanish can refer to someone with a dark complexion, typically with brown skin and hair. It can also mean "brunette" when describing hair color.
Ryan tiene pelos de cafe
Café, morrón, castaño(hair), moreno(skin), pardo.
In German, brown is 'braun'In French, brown is 'brun' or when describing hair/eyes, it becomes 'marron'
No how you say it would be "Tengo el pelo castano y los ojos es azules or just ojos azules "instead of this answer can u just put the word if someone asks how do u say hair in Spanish please.it is so easy to say hair in Spanish. It's just hair in a different language. Hair-Pelo Eyes- Ojos Brown Hair- Castano blue- azul