Last Updated on May 23, 2026 by I Love Spanish Club
Welcome to your complete guide to bathroom vocabulary in Spanish! Whether you’re renovating, traveling, or just want to describe your morning routine in Spanish, knowing these words will come in handy every single day. Let’s explore el baño — from top to bottom!
🚿 Bathroom Vocabulary in Spanish
Here are the essential bathroom words with pronunciation — click the images below to see the full vocabulary sets:
📋 Quick Reference Table
| English | Spanish | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| Bathroom / Restroom | El baño | BAH-nyoh |
| Toilet | El inodoro / El váter | ee-noh-DOH-roh |
| Sink | El lavabo / El lavamanos | lah-VAH-boh |
| Shower | La ducha | DOO-chah |
| Bathtub | La bañera | bah-NYEH-rah |
| Mirror | El espejo | es-PEH-hoh |
| Towel | La toalla | toh-AH-yah |
| Soap | El jabón | hah-BOHN |
| Shampoo | El champú | cham-POO |
| Toothbrush | El cepillo de dientes | seh-PEE-yoh de DYEN-tes |
| Toothpaste | La pasta de dientes | PAHS-tah de DYEN-tes |
| Toilet paper | El papel higiénico | pah-PEL ee-HYEN-ee-koh |
| Faucet / Tap | El grifo / La llave | GREE-foh / YAH-veh |
| Hot water | El agua caliente | AH-gwah kah-LYEN-teh |
| Cold water | El agua fría | AH-gwah FREE-ah |
| Razor | La navaja / La rasuradora | nah-VAH-hah |
| Comb | El peine | PEH-ee-neh |
| Hairdryer | El secador de pelo | seh-kah-DOR de PEH-loh |
| Deodorant | El desodorante | des-oh-doh-RAN-teh |
| Perfume | El perfume | per-FOO-meh |
🗣️ Useful Bathroom Phrases in Spanish
Asking where the bathroom is
¿Dónde está el baño?
Where is the bathroom?
¿Puedo usar el baño?
Can I use the bathroom?
El baño está ocupado.
The bathroom is occupied.
Describing bathroom actions
Me ducho cada mañana.
I shower every morning.
Necesito lavarme los dientes.
I need to brush my teeth.
El agua está muy fría.
The water is very cold.
¿Tienes una toalla?
Do you have a towel?
Me voy a bañar.
I’m going to take a bath.
Se me acabó el champú.
I ran out of shampoo.
🎯 Quick Practice
Translate these into Spanish:
- Where is the bathroom?
- I need a towel.
- The water is very hot.
- I brush my teeth every morning.
👉 Click to see the answers
- ¿Dónde está el baño?
- Necesito una toalla.
- El agua está muy caliente.
- Me lavo los dientes cada mañana.
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