意味
Washing oneself in the shower.
文化的背景
The 'Bojler' culture: In many older Croatian homes, you must turn on a switch outside the bathroom to heat the water before you can shower. Forgetting this means a cold shower! The fear of 'Propuh': It is culturally frowned upon to go outside with wet hair after showering, as it's believed to cause various ailments. After swimming in the salty Adriatic sea, it is standard to 'istuširati se' with fresh water to remove the salt (isprati sol). In modern apartments, walk-in showers are replacing old tubs, reflecting a shift toward faster, more efficient morning routines.
Don't forget the 'se'!
Without 'se', you are washing something else. Always keep the 'se' nearby.
Perfective vs Imperfective
Use 'tuširati se' for the habit and 'istuširati se' for the specific one-time act you just finished.
意味
Washing oneself in the shower.
Don't forget the 'se'!
Without 'se', you are washing something else. Always keep the 'se' nearby.
Perfective vs Imperfective
Use 'tuširati se' for the habit and 'istuširati se' for the specific one-time act you just finished.
The Bojler Switch
Always check the light on the switch outside the bathroom. If it's off, your shower will be cold!
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing reflexive pronoun.
Ja ___ tuširam svako jutro.
The reflexive pronoun for 'tuširati' is always 'se' regardless of the person.
Choose the correct past tense for a female speaker.
Jučer sam ___.
For a female speaker, the past participle ends in -la. 'Se' follows 'sam'.
Match the Croatian phrase with its English meaning.
Match the following:
Distinguishing between the process, the result, and the nouns is key.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Gdje je Marko? B: U kupaonici je, ___.
In this context, 'tušira se' is the most natural word order after the comma.
Which phrase fits best after a workout?
You just finished training and you are sweaty.
Showering is the standard response to being sweaty from exercise.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Bathroom Vocabulary
Action
- • Tuširati se
- • Umivati se
- • Prati zube
練習問題バンク
5 問題Ja ___ tuširam svako jutro.
The reflexive pronoun for 'tuširati' is always 'se' regardless of the person.
Jučer sam ___.
For a female speaker, the past participle ends in -la. 'Se' follows 'sam'.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
Distinguishing between the process, the result, and the nouns is key.
A: Gdje je Marko? B: U kupaonici je, ___.
In this context, 'tušira se' is the most natural word order after the comma.
You just finished training and you are sweaty.
Showering is the standard response to being sweaty from exercise.
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よくある質問
10 問Both are correct. 'Tuširam se' is more common as Croatian often drops the subject pronoun.
It is neutral. It's appropriate for any situation.
'Tuširati se' is the process (I am showering), while 'istuširati se' is the completed action (I have showered).
Yes, the verb is the same. Only the past tense ending changes (tuširao vs tuširala).
No, for a dog you would say 'tuširam psa' (without 'se').
Dugo se tuširam.
Young people might say 'baciti tuš' (to throw a shower).
It means a sudden disappointment or a reality check.
Because 'se' is a clitic and cannot start a sentence.
Yes, if you are doing it in the shower, but 'prati kosu' is more specific.
関連フレーズ
Istuširati se
specialized formTo finish showering
Kupati se
similarTo bathe or swim
Umivati se
similarTo wash one's face
Prati se
similarTo wash oneself
Hladan tuš
builds onA cold shower
Tuš-gel
builds onShower gel
