How to Say “Shower” in Haitian Creole

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douch
noun, everyday
The Haitian Creole word for "shower" is douch. To take a shower, say pran yon douch.
It names the act of showering and the shower itself. Mwen pral pran yon douch means "I am going to take a shower".
Meaning: a shower for washing (phrase)

How does it change in a sentence?

The verb is pran, "to take", so the phrase matches English "take a shower".

Did you know?

  • Douch comes from the French douche.

Examples in context

  • Mwen pral pran yon douch.
    I am going to take a shower.
  • Douch la fè frèt.
    The shower is cold.
  • Ou pran douch ou deja?
    Have you taken your shower already?

Example conversation

Siblings Ruth and Mackenson share the bathroom in the morning.

  1. Ruth

    Mackenson, ou pral pran douch?
    Mackenson, are you going to take a shower?
  2. Mackenson

    Wi, m ap antre kounye a.
    Yes, I am going in now.
  3. Ruth

    Pa pran twòp tan.
    Do not take too long.
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