What is 'touche' when translated from French to English?

Answer 1

"Touched" is a literal English equivalent of the French word touché. The masculine singular past participle most famously references acknowledgment of a well-turned, witty phrase in conversation and physical contact in Fencing. The pronunciation will be "too-shey" in French.

Answer 2

Touche stylistically and toucher physically are French equivalents of the English word "touch." Context makes clear whether a feminine singular noun concerning style (case 1) or a masculine singular noun or a present infinitive regarding physical contact (example 2) suits. The respective pronunciations will be "toosh" and "too-shey" in French.

Answer 3

Touche in French means "touch" in English.