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If you want to tell someone they stink, you can say "kusai!" which means "(you) stink!" Or, to just tell someone that it's time to get in the bath, you could say something like "sorosoro ofuro ni hairu jikan da yo." I'll break it into chunks below and it will look like nonsense, but trust me, it will make sense to Japanese people. sorosoro="here it comes" or "any minute now" ofuro ni hairu="to get in the bath" (ofuro="bath," ~ni hairu="get into") jikan="time" da yo= "!!" *Bonus: if you are a girl, you could change "da yo" to "yo," as it's more feminine. Or if you want to sound really manly you could say "da zo" instead of "da yo."
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โ 16y ago
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โ 13y agoお風呂に入りなさい (ofuro ni hairinasai) means "Please take a bath" in Japanese. You can also use te from + 下さい (kudasai) of 入る (hairu) to say the same thing. In that case, the sentence is お風呂に入って下さい (ofuro ni haitte kudasai).
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โ 10y ago手洗い (tearai) is "toilet" or "bathroom."
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What does Toire wa doko desu ka?
"Toire wa doko desu ka?" is a Japanese phrase and in English it means "Where is the bathroom? Where is the toilet?"
What is the word 'bathroom' when translated from English to Japanese?
this has numerous meanings in English depending on what country you come from where you have a shower or bath is "ofuroba" where you go to the toilet is "otteharai" the public baths are called "Sento"
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What does Toire wa doko desu ka?
"Toire wa doko desu ka?" is a Japanese phrase and in English it means "Where is the bathroom? Where is the toilet?"
How do you spell bathroom in Japanese?
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