How you list things in Chinese?

[tgray88]

For instance, if I wanted to say in English: I like her because she is tall, skinny, and has long hair.

How would I do the tall, skinny, and has long hair in Chinese?

Would I say A, B, 和 C?

I know I can use the "you...you" grammar, but since I'm listing more than two objects I'm not sure if I can say "you....you....you."

Thank you very much.

[xiaocai]

I would say 她又高又苗条，还有一头长发.

And I think you can use this structure 又…又…，还 for most of the cases, very simple and versatile as well. If you've got more than three objects, just add more 又 in.

[tgray88]

Alright, thank you very much.

[Tinachiang]

你还可以说,她很高很苗条,头发也很长.

[xiaocai]

你还可以说,她很高很苗条,头发也很长.

But does that mean she is very tall, very skinny, and has very long hair?

[shivasprogeny]

But does that mean she is very tall, very skinny, and has very long hair?

Nope, 他很高 just means "he is tall." Unless you really stress the 很 when you say it, 很 does not usually mean "very."

[Tinachiang]

I like her because she is tall, skinny, and has long hair.

You should look at the original sentence, there is no "very" in it.