I understand that we speak English here on the Forums, but I was wondering if anyone knew the difference between ducho and ducharme off the top of their heads as they both imply whoever is speaking is fancying a shower.
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I understand that we speak English here on the Forums, but I was wondering if anyone knew the difference between ducho and ducharme off the top of their heads as they both imply whoever is speaking is fancying a shower.
Ducharme is a self-possessive / self-reflecting verb, in Spanish. Near equivalent to our English version of "I'm showering.", or "I take a shower."Quote:
Originally Posted by AliGamer911
Ducho is simply "I shower."
The difference is the time of where it is used.
"I'm showering", refers to the current act of giving oneself a shower; where "I shower" is simply informing people that you shower.
Thanks for the explanation, lad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jordan Canavi
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The difference is that they’re spelled differently.
Like for example ducho is spelled d u c h o and ducharme is spelled d u c h a r m e
What an amazing explanation.
Such wisdom and knowledge!Quote:
Originally Posted by imaginary