Douche in French
Noun form:
1. une douche meaning "a shower". Most often used with the verb prendre (to take).
Example:
Present:
- I take a shower. Je prends une douche.
- You are taking a shower. Tu prends une douche.
- He is taking a shower. Il prend une douche.
2. Also, douches means "shower room" or "showers".
3. une douche can also mean a "let-down", "bummer", or "ticking-off"
Verb form: Se doucher meaning "to take a shower". Yes, it's the same translation as prendre une douche, except this is a pronominal verb.
Examples:
Present:
- I take a shower. Je me douche.
- You are taking a shower. Tu te douches.
- He is taking a shower. Il se douche.
Also, doucher means "to shower". It is conjugated the same way as se doucher in the present, except the "me, te, se...", etc. must be taken out. Doucher, however, is not a pronominal verb.
References:
1. Collins Robert French Dictionary
2. Bescherelle Complete Guide to Conjugating 12000 French Verbs (English Edition).
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