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Is it Where are the toliets or Where is the bathroom?? (while in Germany)?

Thanks...i heard where are the toliets is the correct way to ask where the bathroom is while in germany asking for bathroom directions.

    



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waschbaerenprinzessin
Usually you say "Wo ist die Toilette?" or "Wo sind die Toiletten?"


Guy
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Watch for signs which say Herren (Men) or Damen (women) also.


starcloud.2007
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Yes, we call it "Toilette" and not bathroom as we only go there for a pee and washing hands afterwards and not for taking a shower. A bathroom is the place we usually are taking a shower or a bath. Many toilets and bathrooms are seperated in Germany. We are not upset using the word "toilet" if we need to go there because this is a normal word and not a dirty one. But I know from a couple of English speaking natives that you seldom call it toilet.


Alwin E
Just say,
"Wo ist das Klo?"
("Where's the loo?")

That's perfectly alright in German. You don't have to disguise human needs.

When you're in a public area, like a train station or shopping center, the signs read "WC" (for "water closet"). Follow the arrows, but be ready to get charged for it, something between 50 euro-cents and 1.50 euros.


Fenris Troll Ripper JPA RT ATL ®
I would ask, "Wo ist die Toilette bitte? or Wo sind die Toiletten bitte?"

Don't rely on online translators, generally the natives have it 100%.

Alwin is correct about the WC signs and costs.


playing.forkeeps
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Wo sind die Toiletten: Where are the toilets.
Damen--women
Herren-men

Also, many public washroom require a small tip, or are serviced by men/women looking to tips. It's part of the service industry there.


Tofi
this "toilet is a dirty word" is US specific. everywhere else in the world you can say toilet.


Christian F
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u can go by either, toilet is Toilette and bathroom is badzimmer


Mary Jo Lisa*
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There's no correct way, just use the one you're
more comfy with. You won't get sent to a KZ if
you say "Where is the bathroom?"
LoL
I know, I have a very weird humour and like to make
fun of my countries past...


Satch
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voo ist der toileten. bitte?





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