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Toilet in French
les toilettes
The French for toilet is les toilettes, a feminine noun used in the plural.
les toilettes
noun
toilet, restroom (the room with a toilet)
Examples · 2
- Pardon, où sont les toilettes, s'il vous plaît ?Excuse me, where are the toilets, please?
- Il y a des toilettes près de l'entrée du restaurant.There are toilets near the entrance of the restaurant.
Singular · plural
| singular | plural |
|---|---|
| les toilettes | les toilettes |
The forms
- singular
- les toilettes
- gender
- feminine
In real sentences
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toilet, restroom (the room with a toilet)
- Pardon, où sont les toilettes, s'il vous plaît ?Excuse me, where are the toilets, please?
- Il y a des toilettes près de l'entrée du restaurant.There are toilets near the entrance of the restaurant.
- Léa a trouvé des toilettes gratuites dans le musée.Léa found free toilets in the museum.
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Questions people ask
- How do you say toilet in French?
- Les toilettes. It means toilet, restroom (the room with a toilet).
- Is toilettes masculine or feminine?
- Feminine: les toilettes.
- How do you use toilettes in a sentence?
- Pardon, où sont les toilettes, s'il vous plaît ? (Excuse me, where are the toilets, please?)
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