Where Is The Toilet? Translations
In French, Italian, Spanish, German, Russian, Arabic, Dutch, Chinese
There are few more useful stock phrases, so… Où sont les toilettes? Dónde están los aseos? Dov'è il bagno? and Ain al-?ammaam?
Stock phrases and keywords in foreign languages
If travelling to a country where the locals speak a language other than English, I always try and learn a few stock phrases and keywords (such as ‘yes’, ‘no’, ‘do you speak English?’, ‘please’ and ‘thank you’). I also find the phrase ‘I am looking for’ (‘je cherche’ in French for example) very useful – it doubles for ‘I would like’, ‘where is?’, ‘can I have?’ etc.
Where is the toilet in French, Italian, Spanish and more
However, when you really need to go, there is one other phrases that becomes absolutely vital: “Where is the toilet?” Here are a few translations in major languages… Where a non-Latin script is used, I’ve given the rough pronunciation.
French: Où sont les toilettes?
Italian: Dov'è il bagno?
Spanish: Dónde están los aseos?
German: Wo ist die Toilette?
Russian: Gde tualet
Portuguese: Onde são as casas de banho?
Arabic: Ain al-?ammaam?
Japanese: Toire wa doko desu ka
Mandarin Chinese: Cèsuo zài nali?
Dutch: Waar is het toilet?
