Do you want to learn a new language? Ever thought of learning to speak Haitian Creole? This post covers a bathroom or restroom. We also discuss different items one would normally find in a bathroom like shower and toilet. I hope you enjoy it. I also recommend that you practice the words by naming stuff in your bathroom after watching it. As always, all comments and feedback are welcome. To help you learn Haitian Creole, we also have other posts that cover dining room, kitchen, bedroom, living room, backyard, garage, and house.

We also encourage you to listen to our podcasts and play some games on our website so you can practice what you have learned.

Bathroom or Restroom = Twalèt, Saldeben, Douch, Watè , Kay Madan Viktò

Shower = Douch

Faucet = Tiyo or Wobinèt

Towel = Sèvyèt

Door = Pòt

Mat = Tapi

Mirror = Miwa or Glas

Bathroom Sink = Lavabo

Toothpaste = Pat, Patdan, Pat dantifris

Toothbrush = Bwòs dan

Toilet = Twalèt ijenik (jenik) (used for inside and flushes) or Latrin (used more for outside)

Toilet paper = Papye twalèt or papye jenik (ijenik)

Tub = Basen

Watch Bathroom Learn a new language video for pronunciations

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