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Bathroom in Italian: The Words You Really Need to Know!

1. You’ve just arrived in Modena, Italy, and you know that being able to ask where the bathroom is will be very handy! What’s the simplest way to ask?

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Scusi, dove il bagno

Scusi, dov’è il bidet?

Scusi, dov’è il bagno?

Scusi, dov’è la banca?

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2. The first evening, you go to Osteria Francescana, a very fancy restaurant you learned about in the Chef’s Table documentary. How would you ask “Where’s the bathroom?” in an extra fancy way?

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Scusi, dove il toilet?

Scusi, dov’è la toilette?

Scusi, dov’è il bagno?

Scusi, devo fare pipì

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3. The waiter replies: È in fondo al corridoio, a sinistra. What did he say?

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At the end of the corridor, to the left

At the back of the room, to the left

At the end of the corridor, to the right

At the end of the corridor, second door

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4. The next morning, you stop off at an Italian coffee bar for un croissant e un caffè before a day of sightseeing. You go to use the bathroom but it looks like you might need a key. How would you ask the barista?

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Scusi, serve la chiesa per il bagno?

Scusi, serve la chiave per il bagno?

Scusi, ho la chiave per il bagno?

Scusi, dov’è il bagno?

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5. In the afternoon, you go on a special balsamic vinegar tasting experience (the local speciality). It’s clear where the bathroom is, but you want to ask if it’s ok to use it:

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Scusi, dov’è il bagno?

Scusi, posso usare il bagno?

Scusi, dov’è la toilette?

Scusi, è aceto balsamico?

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