Say where is the toilet italian

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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Where is the bathroom? Thread starter yanChi Start date Dec 13, I'm in a bit of trouble.

For a class I am taking, I need to know how to say "Where is the bathroom? If any of you can help me that would be great. Thank you. Is this word really used in italy when you need the toilet? Yes, we do use "bagno", which means both "bath" and "bathroom". It would rarely be translated as toilet, altough I did the same mistake, because we don't have toilets, just bathrooms. Yes, though you commonly wouldn't use it unless you were specifically asking for THE toilet.

The only other way of asking is "Dov'e' la toilette? But different dialects prefer different words. So let me get this straight please, as I know this app is American and Americans will ask where the 'bathroom' is even though it's the toilet they need Do Italians also say bathroom even if they are in a restaurant? Little Culture Lesson: "Gabinetto" is not the most polite word to use especially in a restaurant because it directly refers to it and they would think it's out of place.

I wrote "where is the toilet" which should be correct since it implies to the bathroom ; It is a very difficult language to learn e complicazzo. The grammatics is very difficult. For instance the word angel is a non gender word but you say angelo which for me sounds male, so why cant you say angela as well then or why does it have to be with the ending of -o?

But the toilet room is off the bathroom, two steps from the bath at my place. I perversely offered, 'where is the bath? I must try this phrase in Milano. It's borrowed from french. That, along with "Scusi, parli iglese? Get started. January 17, November 10,