そのネイルいいですね。どこでやってもらったん ですか。って英語でなんて言うの？

I'm obsessed with (something) - this means you're so in love with something and can't stop talking about it manicurist - this is a professional who does your nails Love, love, love (something)! - you can use this to emphasize you really love something; it uses repetition as a literary device (something) is the bomb - this means that that thing "rocks" or "is amazing"

Instead of "beautiful" we can use cool, pretty, nice and so on..

Any of these compliments is appropriate for this situation.

(where did you get the done) when you have something done, this implies change or alteration. e.g I had my car done, a new color. She had her hair done.

You can ask say : "Nice nails, where did you get them done?" "Are those gel nails?" All gel services are performed using some form of gel, which usually comes in pots of gel or bottles of gel polish "Are those acrylic nails?" Acrylic nails are a combination of a liquid monomer and a powder polymer. They create a hard protective layer over your natural nails. The product hardens as it is exposed to the air. Acrylic is transparent. A nail polish is added after.

You can use any of these statements/questions to compliment someone on their nails and ask them where it was done. You can also say:- 1. Your nails are cool! where did you get them done? 2. Your nails look neat! where did you get them done?

Any one of these can be used to compliment someone's nails while at the same time asking them where they had it done. I hope this helps.

"Your nails look beautiful,where did you get them done?" Here you are complimenting her nails and trying to find out where she had them done.Usually ,asking where they are done is just a way to make small talk and there is no real intention to find her manicurist. "Wow those are gorgeous ,did you do them yourself?" Wow is an exclamation used to show surprise or to show that you are impressed with something. Here you are complimenting her and asking if she did them herself or had a professional do them.

You can use any of the above sentences. However you can also start by saying "If you don't mind me asking' so that you are polite.

"I love your nails, where did you have them done?" "I love your nails" Compliments her nails. "where did you have them done?' Asks her to tell you where she got them done. "Your nails are stunning, where did you have them done?" "Stunning" means very beautiful.

The adjective 'stunning' used in the first and last remarks means 'extremely impressive, strikingly beautiful or attractive'. To include this adjective, you would have been extremely impressed and not just flaterring.

Some people can do their nails by themselves and some go to a nail salon to have them done. When people go to nail salons the results are very nice. If you want to know where they did them you can ask "I love your nails, where did you get them done?" or if you're not sure if they went to a nail salon you can ask like this, " Your nails look nice, were they done professionally?" Then they will tell you how they did them.

If you were on a plane and you wanted to compliment a flight attendant's nails and ask where she got them done, you could ask either of the following to get a reply: "I love your nails! Where did you get them done?" or "Your nails are so amazing, could you tell me where you got them done?".

Starting with a compliment like, "I like your nails" or "Pretty color" is a great way to start the conversation. Then you can politely ask who does them for you. You may also ask where do you get your nails done?