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Seems like in (mainland?) Europe people dare to use the actual word a bit better rather than hide the meaning: if the main purpose of the room is the toilet bow
by Aardwolf 7y ago
Seems like in (mainland?) Europe people dare to use the actual word a bit better rather than hide the meaning: if the main purpose of the room is the toilet bowl inside of it, it's called a toilet or a wc
- frosted-flakes 7y ago"Water closet" or WC is hiding the meaning just as much as "washroom", in my opinion. Both imply a room with washing facilities. Calling the room a toilet just sounds odd to me, because the toilet is in the room, but I understand why it's used like that. I've also heard "I'm going to use the [toilet] facilities".