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How do you say "to shower" in German?

duschen

Noun

In German, "to shower" is duschen.

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Pronunciation

DOO-shen. Rhymes with English 'cushion' but shorter.

Grammar notes

Regular weak verb. Past tense: duschte, past participle: geduscht.

Example sentence

Er duscht am Morgen.

He showers in the morning.

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How to remember duschen

Sounds like English 'douche', which comes from the same French root. A shower of water on the body.

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Questions about duschen

How do you say "to shower" in German?

In German, "to shower" is duschen. It is a noun.

How is duschen written in German?

duschen is written using the standard German script.

How is duschen used in a sentence?

Use duschen as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Er duscht am Morgen. (He showers in the morning.).

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