ducharse
shower
The Spanish verb 'ducharse' translates to 'to shower' in English. In Spanish, the reflexive form 'ducharse' refers to oneself taking a shower. It is a regular -ar verb and follows typical verb conjugation rules in Spanish, except in reflexive form, it requires reflexive pronouns (me, te, se, nos, os, se). For example, 'me ducho' translates as 'I shower' in English.
Example sentences using: ducharse
Voy a limpiar la ducha.
I'm going to clean the shower.
In this example, 'Voy a' translates to 'I'm going to', 'limpiar' means 'clean', and 'la ducha' means 'the shower'.
Después del gimnasio, siempre me doy una ducha.
After the gym, I always take a shower.
This sentence uses the phrase 'me doy una ducha' which means 'I take a shower'. Note that 'ducha' is the direct translation for shower in Spanish.
La ducha está rota.
In this example, 'La ducha' translates to 'The shower', and 'está rota' translates to 'is broken'.
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¿Dónde está la ducha?
Where is the shower?
This question is asking for the location of the shower. 'Dónde' translates to 'where' in English, 'está' is a form of the verb 'to be', and 'la ducha' is 'the shower'.
Él se da una ducha todos los días.
He takes a shower every day.
The phrase 'se da una ducha' translates to 'takes a shower'. The phrase 'todos los días' at the end of the sentence means 'every day'.
La ducha es muy fría.
The shower is very cold.
In this sentence, 'La ducha' is 'The shower', 'es' is a form of the verb 'to be', and 'muy fría' means 'very cold'.
La ducha necesita reparación.
The shower needs repair.
The phrase 'necesita reparación' directly translates to 'needs repair'. So, 'La ducha necesita reparación' means 'The shower needs repair'.
Prefiero la ducha en vez del baño.
I prefer the shower instead of the bath.
In this example, 'Prefiero' means 'I prefer', 'en vez del' translates to 'instead of', and 'baño' translates to 'bath'. Combining these with 'la ducha' creates the sentence 'I prefer the shower instead of the bath'.
Ella está en la ducha.
She is in the shower.
In this sentence, 'Ella' is 'She', 'está en' translates to 'is in', and 'la ducha' is 'the shower'. Therefore, 'Ella está en la ducha' means 'She is in the shower'.
La ducha está caliente.
The shower is hot.
In this example, 'La ducha' is 'The shower', 'está' is a form of the verb 'to be', and 'caliente' means 'hot'. Therefore, 'La ducha está caliente' translates to 'The shower is hot'.