Toilet Terms in Chinese 💩🚽

In this video, Skritter sisters Iona and Fiona Tian teach you some basic toilet terms in Mandarin Chinese, as well as a toilet themed quiz which enlightens you on the origins of the word for toilet in Chinese.
You'll learn how to say "you need the toilet", as well as different ways to say a "Number 1" and "Number 2".
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02:58 - Quiz Time
04:57 - Quiz Question 2
06:32 - Quiz Question 3
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[@CameronKieffer]

I like your use of AI to create representative and humorous photo descriptions of the topics! 谢谢

[@SkritterHQ]

Yes it definitely helps with video editing and bringing ancient sayings to life.

[@FitProVR]

So i have this question that i ask my Chinese speaking friends and i can’t get a straight answer, how would you say the equivalent of “my tummy-wummy has an ouchie” in Chinese?

[@ngannguyenngocthien4933]

this is awesome, keep up the good work guys. Thank you so much for such a great lesson

[@kiwifruitkl]

My family comes from mainland China and we use both 厕所 and 卫生间 but that usually has the meaning of bathroom For the toilet or potty, we would use 马桶. And I know a regional term but I can’t write it here because I don’t know how to write it.

[@robertsmithers9059]

excellent!

[@Carno_Yujia]

Great video❤ 我现在要去上厕所！

[@michimacho73]

how do you correctly use the term 內急, can you give some examples please 🙏🏽

[@SkritterHQ]

"內急" (nèijí) is typically used to express an urgent need to use the restroom. An English equivalent would be “I’m bursting for a pee”. Although we feel it’s more polite sounding in mandarin. Here is an example sentence: 我內急，請問洗手間在哪裡？ Wǒ nèijí, qǐngwèn xǐshǒujiān zài nǎlǐ? (I really need to use the restroom, could you tell me where it is?)

[@michimacho73]

@@SkritterHQ Thank you very much. 🙏🏽

[@MichitaAmaru]

可以說 ‘我內急，該退下’ 嗎？或者說 ‘內急極了，得退下’ ？ Hmm or more polite perhaps 該退下，內急極。