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How to Say ‘Where is the bathroom?’ in Traditional Chinese

洗手間在哪裡?

💬 Usage Tip: [洗手間] (xǐ shǒu jiān) literally means 'wash hands room'.

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Public restrooms are commonly found in MRT stations and department stores.

Phrase Breakdown

洗手間

restroom

A place with facilities for washing hands and using the toilet.

Example

我需要去洗手間。

I need to go to the restroom.

在哪裡

where is

Asks for the location of something.

Example

酒店在哪裡?

Where is the hotel?

Word-by-Word Breakdown

洗手間

[xǐ shǒu jiān]

toilet/restroom

A room equipped with a toilet and lavatory.

Example

洗手間在哪裡?我需要上廁所。

Where is the restroom? I need to use the toilet.

[zài]

at

Used to indicate location or position.

Example

洗手間在哪裡?在走廊的盡頭。

Where is the restroom? At the end of the corridor.

哪裡

[nǎ lǐ]

where

Used to inquire the location of something.

Example

洗手間在哪裡?在左邊。

Where is the restroom? On the left.

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