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Necesitas bañarte/una ducha

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It depends on what you are trying to say.

If you are telling someone that they need to take a shower (presumably because they are sweaty/disgusting and they need to clean up), you should say:

Formal: Necesita Ud. tomar una ducha. --OR-- Necesita Ud. ducharse.

Informal: Necesitas tomar una ducha. --OR-- Necesitas ducharte.

If you are telling someone that they must physically enter the shower stall (presumably because a lover is already inside or there is something placed there), you should say:

Formal: Necesita Ud. entrar la ducha.

Informal: Necesitas entrar la ducha.

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11y ago
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15y ago

Duchándose.

I am taking a shower: Estoy duchándome.

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13y ago

You can say "Voy a tomar una ducha", or "voy a ducharme".

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12y ago

"To take a bath" would be the reflexive verb "bañarse", meaning literally "to bathe oneself".

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15y ago

goce de su ducha

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12y ago

en la ducha. :)

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13y ago

me doy una ducha

me ducho

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13y ago

DUSHARME

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3y ago

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