Spanish Bathroom Vocabulary Exercise 1

Practise Spanish vocabulary for the bathroom. Each question shows an object — write the correct Spanish word. Beginner–elementary level.
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Bathroom essentialsla cortina (shower curtain), la tina (bathtub — Latin America; la bañera in Spain), la toalla (towel), el lavabo (sink), el jabón (soap), el cepillo (brush), la pasta (toothpaste — short for pasta dental), el papel (toilet paper), el espejo (mirror), el toallero (towel rail).
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Regional vocabularyLa tina (bathtub) is common in Mexico and Latin America; la bañera is preferred in Spain. Similarly, el lavabo (Spain) vs. el lavamanos (Latin America) for the sink. El retrete / el inodoro (toilet) vs. el baño which informally refers to the whole room. Knowing these variants helps across all Spanish-speaking regions.
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Bathroom phrases¿Puedo usar el baño? (Can I use the bathroom?). Se acabó el jabón (The soap ran out). Necesito una toalla limpia (I need a clean towel). ¿Dónde está el papel higiénico? (Where is the toilet paper?). El espejo está empañado (The mirror is steamed up — after a shower).
✨ Ready to practice? ¡Vamos!
Match each image with its Spanish name from the list on the right:

jabón, toallero, tina, toalla, cepillo, lavabo, pasta, papel, espejo, cortina

1. la de baño
2. la (or "bañera")
3. la
4. el (or "fregadero")
5. el
6. el
7. el de dientes
8. la de dientes (or "dentífrica")
9. el higiénico
10. el


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