verminlouse

[mental matrix]

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[alpine arrow]

partir and aller son un peu similaire

i think you can use the both never mind abt the context

[swift orchid]

Aller is a simple movement. Partir implies leaving a spot, but it is also a simple movement.

[alpine arrow]

so you can say" je vais me doucher" ( i go to shower ) and you can say"je pars me doucher "

[swift orchid]

In short,
Aller = go
Partir = leave

[alpine arrow]

yes

[vapid drift]

So this would be the difference between "I go to shower" and "I leave to shower" ?

[alpine arrow]

You can say the both

both of them are correct

[prisma lynx]

Just a bit of English syntax, we usually don't say "the both", but "both of them" instead