"洗手间在他们的后面。"

Translation: The bathroom is behind them.

[howtodowtle]

"restroom" should be accepted.

[Patrick_Dark]

+1. "Restroom" should be accepted. The suggested answer used "washroom", which isn't used in the United States, and "bathroom" in the official answer is a synonym of "restroom".

[Bockhorn]

+1 2/9 2018

[ericspanner]

toilet has been accepted.

[SabianF]

To me, washrooms don't have bathtubs or showers, bathrooms do, and restrooms are public washrooms.

[CarolineMi924229]

I know someone from Chicago who says "washroom", but otherwise I don't think it's commonly used in the US.

[BaiShann]

Might not be used frequently in the US, but I would expect that US students are in the minority on Duolingo. We say 'washroom' in Canada. Well, outside of PQ we do. :)

[SabianF]

Restroom, bathroom, washroom, loo, lavatory AAAHHHH

[YaTvoyVrag]

Why do 左/右 use 边, but 后/前 use 面?

[A_BayuPamungkas]

Why is "洗手间在他们的后面“ wrong? How to distinguish "他们" and "她们" in listening section?

[FlipsyFlop]

她们的 should be accepted for listening exercises. When not using word bank there's no way to know which one is meant.

[Tsen107548]

It really shouldn't. It's 他们 that should be used by default. Ta doesn't mean male it just means person. 她 is western corruption ;). Note the lack of a male radical where the female version has one.

[leung1245]

Are you serious? "Restroom" isn't accepted? We never say "washroom" in America. That's very unfair!

[Nemomeori]

I never knew there is such word 'washroom'

[TonyBerjaya]

"The bathroom is behind of them" is grammatically incorrect?

[NickA.12]

'The bathroom is behind them noodles'

[Tsen107548]

Wrong of course, but funny all the same.

[Tsen107548]

All right... who wrote 'The bathroom is behind their noodles'?

Because I was seriously tempted...

[jack_wolf99]

the sounds is starting to make sense and getting more easy to recognize NICE