How to Say ‘The shower stays completely cold.’ in German
Die Dusche bleibt ganz kalt.
dee DOO-sheh blypt gants kalt
[dee DOO-sheh blypt gants kalt]
💬 Usage Tip: bleibt "stays" stresses that it never warms up, even after running it. Same pattern: Die Heizung bleibt kalt "The heating stays cold".
Phrase Breakdown
Die Dusche
dee DOO-sheh
The shower
'Dusche' is a feminine noun. 'Sch' sounds like English 'sh': 'doo-shuh'.
Die Dusche ist kaputt.
The shower is broken.
Words in this phrase
Die
[dee]
the
Definite article used to specify something already known.
Die Katze ist süß.
The cat is cute.
Dusche
[DOO-sheh]
shower
Feminine noun for the shower in a bathroom.
Ich gehe unter die Dusche.
I'm getting in the shower.
bleibt ganz kalt.
blypt gants kalt
stays completely cold
'Bleiben' means to stay or remain, and 'ganz' means completely. Pronounce the final 't' clearly.
Das Zimmer bleibt ganz kalt.
The room stays completely cold.
Words in this phrase
bleibt
[blypt]
remains; stays
From 'bleiben', meaning something continues in the same state.
Es bleibt spannend nach diesem Schuss an den Pfosten.
It remains exciting after that shot off the post.
ganz
[gants]
completely
Here it intensifies the adjective: totally, entirely.
Das Zimmer ist ganz dunkel.
The room is completely dark.
kalt
[kalt]
cold
Adjective for low temperature.
Der Kaffee ist kalt.
The coffee is cold.
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