What is the imperfect form of the verb "to shower" in French?

Question

I'm trying to write a story in French and I need a bit of help.

Answer 1

I spend hours with a French woman every day, and for the life of me, I've never heard "doucher" as a verb... Usually if you speak of bathing or showering, you'd use "prendre un douche" ... so I agree with je prenais une douche

Answer 2

i don't know if that someone was me, in which case my answering the question is not going to make you believe me any more than you did to begin with, lol. anyway, to be a little more precise, a. nous is indeed the normal form in written and formal spoken french b. when i say that it tends to be replaced by on, i mean only as the subject. as object (if the subject is someone else), it is still always nous, as in il nous aime 'he loves us'. c. bryan, whatever language it is you speak, it is not french. there is no such as thing as nous avons fatigue. it's on est fatigue'(s) or formally nous sommes fatigue's.

Answer 3

To shower...like wash yourself..right?

So I think it's reflexive....

se doucher

je me douchais
tu te douchais
il/elle/on se douchais
nous nous douchions
vous vous douchiez
ils/elles se douchaient

Hope this helps :)

*Edit*

I agree with the people below me. I was taught to say "prendre une douche" or take a shower. But if you want se doucher, there it is.

Answer 4

Pleuvait

Answer 5

doucherais sur la table - sounds imperfect to me:) sorry i'm being smart(but not smart enough), unfortunately i'm not too sure so wont waste any more of your time.

Answer 6

Bidet

Answer 7

It is better to use "je prenais une douche" than "je douchais"!

Answer 8

douchais
douchais
douchait
douchions
douchiez
douchaient

Answer 9

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