How To Talk About Bathing (showers & baths) in English
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- I explain basic English words and phrases for talking about bathing (cleaning your body with water).
Watch this video if you want to learn
1. different ways to use the word "bathe"
2. the difference between a bath and a shower
3. the difference between "take and "have" when talking about baths and showers
4. what we call it when you bathe by pouring water over your body
While camping, we set up our makeshift bathroom, complete with a bucket shower for a quick rinse after a day outdoors.
My childhood memories include summer vacations where we’d take bucket showers to cool off from the heat, laughing and splashing water everywhere.
"You never let us down." Wonderful live video.I found this topic simple, but it's extremely useful in every day situation. You're doing a good job once again. I always admire and appreciate your work ethic ever. It's quite applaudable, in my opinion. Well done! Thanks a lot. I look forward to the next lesson.
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With a water scoop, I was able to gather enough water for my tomatoe plants. I found an old water scoop in the shed, perfect for our camping trip. She used the water dipper to splash cool water on her face. We took turns using the water dipper to hydrate our plants during the drought.The water dipper made it easy to share water among the thirsty hikers.
Great lesson as always. I love it. Thank you so much.
Thank you!
I do appreciate your work. Thank you very much.❤
I am very happy having the possibility to hear Your lessons Mr Mike. Thank You!
She couldn’t help but giggle as her friend was dousing his head with ice-cold water.
She enjoyed rinsing the dishes in warm water before washing them. Her beloved mother gave her this excellent and practical advice. She told her that if she did not do this in time, the leftovers would dry on the dishes. So, in the evening with joy and in the morning with nails, because if you let the leftovers on the dishes dry, you will have to scrach them with your nails the next day.She rememberd this great lesson.
Nice live video!!
'Take a shower' was one of the first sentence I learnt when I was in US.
Now I've learnt new words like bucket sower, dipper, scooping....thanks a lot Teacher.
Before leaving for work, I wash my body. After getting home from work, I take a refreshing shower. During the summer, I take several showers per day. I usually take more showers during the summer.
When we were children, we used to bathe twice a day.
Very good!
The tradition involves dousing the newlyweds with flowers and petals during their exit.
When we were children, my mother would fill an old aluminium bathtub with water and place it in the sun, where it would warm up after a while. After a long day of playing, we could take a bath in the warm water. Those were wonderful days.
After the nicely old days, the aluminum tub was turned into a duck float.
Very good, but "after the nicely days" does not work. "Nicely" is an adverb, not an adjective.
You could say "After the good old days..."
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Taking a shower relaxes me and makes me feel happier. 😁😁
Hello Mr. Mike, glad to see you again.
Super useful and nice live. Thanks a lot, Mike.😁😁
Super live. Thanks, Mike. ❤❤
Bathe the chicken in this marinade for a couple of hours for the best taste. It'll be delicious.😋
Thank you so much Mike.♥️
I enjoyed this topic and I hope that you make a video with more vocabulary related to bathing.And this lesson reminded of another lesson in which you bathed Cara. Can we say bathe someone.Thank you for this lovely lesson!🎉🎉🎉
After finishing work in the fields, we took a bucket shower before sitting down at the table.
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Good evening teacher Mike.
Thank you so much,you are the best teacher ❤
thanks po for explaining clearly
hello teacher Mike thanks a lot
When I get off my work, I have a bath, extremely useful topic❤
Rinsing the soap off your hands is important to prevent irritation and dryness.
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The artist's painting depicted a scene where moonlight bathes the landscape.❤😯
Hello teacher Mike. I have one question from this lesson that I'm desperate to know. I noticed in the video you said that "Many people bathe one to two times per day." However what I learned in the text book, they would say "Many people bathe once or twice a day." So I wonder if they both are correct and can be used interchangeably or just one of them is more common than the other. Hope you can take some time to reply to my question. Have a good day and thank you so much for your lessons every day.
Hello teacher. That's nice watch your video.
I'm looking forward to the "Bathing part 2". We can learn more vocabulary about this topic.😊😊
After his bath, Pinky is totally clean and more handsome. 😊😊
Thanks for this class, Mike! I didn’t know that the verb BATHE was so general …so if I’m at the beach I can say: “let’s bathe !” , right ? Also, I once heard that the verb: sunbathe is not generally used in the USA…is this so? Saying: sit in the sun, lie in the sun or lie on the beach are commonly used ? A bucket and scooping water plus the name a bucket shower are new words for me …that’s what many people do in Venezuela due to the annoying water shortages. Finally, is it all right to say one or two times a day? I thought once/twice were generally the ones used.
If your goal is to get sunlight on your skin, then it's perfectly normal to use "sunbathe". You could not use just "bathe" in that context.
And it's fine to say "one time" or "two times" instead of "once" or "twice", but "once" and "twice" are more common.
In some ceremonies, they bathe statues in sacred oils.😇🙏
Hi, teacher Mike. Could they call the bucket shower, a pail shower in countries which used to be British colonies? Could we say that we bathe in the sea, a lake, a river just for fun, and not to wash our bodies? Thank you very much. ❤🎉
They watched the elephants bathed in the river, splashing around joyfully.
"The elephant is the national animal of Thailand and considered sacred in Buddhist iconography."
=Elephants hold a special place in Thai culture, and they symbolize strength and wisdom. They are considered one of the most important animals in Thailand.🐘🐘❤
They watched the elephants bathe in the river. ✅
They watched as the elephants bathed in the river.✅
When it's too cold, I take a hot shower. I prefer a cold shower, though.😊
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People in Japan often bathe in hot springs for their healing properties.😮🫢❤
sir@ mike what is the difference between bathe and bath and how to use them?
I used to bath my kids every morning before they go to school ..
When my wife got sick I'm the doing every thing including bathing our children..I do it some time twice a day.
Can we call it a dip bath?
good morning teacher Mike, I'm watching now your video about bathing. I just want to comment you like this I don't take a bath in summer , just taking a shower.
I don't take baths in the summer. I just take showers. ✅😀
@@TeacherMikeEnglish thank you teacher Mike for correcting me
After a long day of work, she loves to bathe in a warm tub filled with bubbles and scented salt.😇😊
hi teacher mike
In summer in my country it's more hot here therefore people took shawer three time aday ...
Why not scoop or dipper shower when we use them like bucket shower while using buckets?
I guess you can if you want to, but scoops/dippers are not commonly used in English speaking countries, so most people probably wouldn't immediately know what you are talking about, whereas the term "bucket shower" is commonly understood.
📍 1. If I were helped to do this now , I would be very happy. ( 2 nd Conditionals , Passive in condition part ) . 2. I had been helped to do this , I would have become happy. ( 3 rd Conditionals Passive in Condition Part ) . Are both sentences grammatically correct ?? Please do do reply🙏🙏🙏
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Cats bathe themselves with their tongues.🐱
I am taking bucket shower
Hi teacher Mike.
Sorry! Last question : bathe the dog or give him a bath, right?
Both are common. However, "bath" sounds like the dog is submerged in water.