🚿 Bathroom

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Bathroom vocabulary helps you talk about hygiene, personal care, household items, travel, hotels, and daily routines in Spanish conversations.

🟢 Basic Bathroom Vocabulary

🚿 Bathroom — Baño
bahn-yoh
🚽 Toilet — Inodoro
ee-noh-doh-roh
🪥 Toothbrush — Cepillo de dientes
seh-pee-yoh deh dee-ehn-tehs
🧼 Soap — Jabón
hah-bohn
🪞 Mirror — Espejo
ehs-peh-hoh
🧻 Toilet paper — Papel higiénico
pah-pehl ee-hee-eh-nee-koh

🟡 Personal Care Vocabulary

🛁 Bathtub — Bañera
bahn-yeh-rah
🚰 Sink — Lavabo
lah-bah-boh
🧴 Shampoo — Champú
chahm-poo
🪒 Razor — Rasuradora
rah-soo-rah-doh-rah
🧽 Towel — Toalla
toh-ah-yah
🚿 Shower — Ducha
doo-chah

🔴 Advanced Bathroom Notes

🏨 Bathroom vocabulary is very useful for hotels, travel, and daily life.
🧼 Personal care vocabulary is common in everyday Spanish conversations.
🚿 Bathroom words are often used together with daily routine and hygiene topics.
🪥 Spanish speakers frequently use reflexive verbs for personal care activities.

💬 Common Bathroom Phrases

🚿 Necesito usar el baño.
I need to use the bathroom.
🪥 Me cepillo los dientes.
I brush my teeth.
🧼 El jabón está aquí.
The soap is here.
🛁 Voy a tomar una ducha.
I am going to take a shower.

📝 Example Sentences

🪞 El espejo está limpio.
The mirror is clean.
🚰 Hay agua en el lavabo.
There is water in the sink.
🧻 Necesitamos más papel higiénico.
We need more toilet paper.
🧽 La toalla está mojada.
The towel is wet.

🧠 Quick Practice

1️⃣ Translate into Spanish:

🧼 Soap → __________
2️⃣ Fill in the blank:

🪥 Me cepillo los ________.
3️⃣ Match the bathroom item:

🚽 Inodoro → ?
🧽 Toalla → ?
🚰 Lavabo → ?
✅ Answers

1️⃣ Jabón
2️⃣ dientes
3️⃣ Toilet / Towel / Sink