(The other guy): I knew it! I love getting references.
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douché (douche)
by Anonymous13 years ago
douche does not have the acute accent above the e but touche does. The acute accent makes the 'e' sound like (ay) (too-shay) :L
by Anonymous13 years ago
may we have a moment of silence for the joking retort that just died here....?
by Anonymous13 years ago
it's too-shay because of the accent, it's a frech word and whenever and accent like that is over an e it is pronounced ay
by Anonymous13 years ago
Oh Walter...
by Anonymous13 years ago
Well, you would sound like a douche if you said douché (douche-ay)
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Tooshie
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PEOPLE WATCH DRAKE AND JOSH! WHAT WAS YOUR CHILDHOOD?
by Anonymous13 years ago
In French, toucher is the infinitive while touché is the conjugated verb in either the 'I' form or the 'He/She' form. It could really go either way. We pronounce the conjugated form like 'toosh' in my French class, but it probably can be pronounced either way.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Actually touché is the past participle. The conjugated verb of toucher for je and il and Elle would be touche.
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Dude your mom is hot!
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DRAKE AND JOSH!!!!!!!! That was one of my favourite episodes.
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