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How to Say ‘The bathroom’ in French

Les toilettes

leh twah-let

[leh twah-let]

💬 Usage Tip: It's always plural in French, even when there's only one bathroom. That's why you ask Où sont, never Où est.

Phrase Breakdown

Les

[leh]

the

Used before plural nouns to denote particularity.

Example

Les années passent vite.

The years pass quickly.

toilettes

[twah-let]

toilets / restrooms

Plural noun meaning toilets or restrooms.

Example

Les toilettes sont au rez-de-chaussée.

The restrooms are on the ground floor.

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