TOILET ENGLISH: Where is the toilet? Bathroom? Washroom? Loo? Lavatory? WC? 🚽 💩 🧻

English speakers have many words for toilet or the room with the toilet. Bathroom, restroom, the gents, loo, and washroom are a few examples. Did you know we often use different words depending on where we live? For example, in Canada we often say “washroom”. In England, you might hear “the toilet”. Find out what vocabulary to use in which countries to mean the toilet or the room with the toilet. If you are traveling or living in an English-speaking country, there is a good chance you will need to know some of these words. If you don’t learn them, you may have to soil yourself in public 🚽 💩 🧻. www.engvid.com/toilet-english...
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00:00 Where is the bathroom/toilet/washroom/WC...?
00:58 "toilet"
01:54 "bathroom"
02:48 "restroom"
03:27 "washroom"
04:31 "the men's room" & "the ladies' room"
06:07 "loo"
07:09 "lavatory"
07:58 "WC"
08:33 "latrine"

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Thanks for watching, everyone! To learn more about cultural differences between North America and the UK, watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIvVo6CIbrV5ack And learn about more differences between similar words with this lesson about HOUSE and HOME: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3PKk5mAZc-fh6M

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The word "latrine" is very common in Africa, especially rural Africa, where the 'washroom' is a structure with a pit hole. Usually toilet functions are done into the pit and no water is involved.

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I'm not a native English speaker but yes here in UK we use toilet or loo as common expressions I think or understand the lavatory is the sink, I remember to see WC particularly in countries where English was not the mother language and always wonder what WC means?? 😂 finally I understand letrine as a Latinism which means a very old toilet used in the farms and it was like a hole in the ground...

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