"对不起，我们没有洗手间。"
Translation:Sorry, we do not have a bathroom.
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對不起，我們沒有洗手間。
There are many ways to say "bathroom", the place where you use toilet, in Chinese.
洗手間/洗手间 (xǐshǒujiān)
廁所/厕所 (cèsuǒ) -- most frequently used in daily life
化粧室/化妆室 (huàzhuāngshì) -- dialectal? but common in Taiwan
衛生間/卫生间 (wèishēngjiān) -- used more in mainland China
盥洗室/盥洗室 (guànxǐshǐ) -- very formal, chiefly in Taiwan
I heard that the name of "toilet" varies from dialects to dialects, so maybe there are some words common in an area but unusual in another.
Don´t you likely know why the translation "Sorry we do not have any bathroom" was not accepted?
There seems to be a hiccup for the voiceover in the second part. Saying 们没 weirdly.
For it to be correct English, you need to say "........a bathroom" or perhaps "any bathroom", not "the bathroom"
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From what I gather, public/community/neighbourhood bathrooms were quite common in China. So "we have no bathroom (but there is one just down the street)" makes sense.
probably not. anyways there should be 2 right answers. (I know 'cause i'm chinese) 1 Sorry, we don't have a washroom/ bathroom 2 Sorry, we don't have washrooms/ bathrooms
What's the difference between bu and mei. Sorry, I'm not Chinese. I'm not European either
as far as i get you cannot use "bu" before "you" you need "mei" sorry i don't know how to write pying phonemes with european keyboard
Duolingo is being too picky again for not accepting answer without "a" in "...have a bathroom"
Would "Sorry, we do not have bathrooms" also work since there is no measure word here?
