"厕所坏了。"

Translation: The toilet does not work.

[Patrick_Dark]

"The toilet is out of service." should be accepted given that "The toilet is out of order." is accepted.

[ASZ18101849]

I think a more literal translation would be, "The toilet is broken."

[nobody_here123]

That's what I used.

[Mihaela9542]

When i translated as "doesn't work" duolingo accepted only "is out of order".Now is the reversed situation. Either accept both or focus on one. The lack of consistency is the most bothering

[SzymonRuci]

is there a difference between：厕所，洗手间 and 卫生间？if so，could you please explain it to me？

[Wilson.Ta]

Literally translated, they mean "toilet", "washroom" and "hygiene room" but nobody says hygiene room. It's just different terms used in different countries, just like Baño and Servicio in Spanish.

[FuCnSW]

In Taiwan, 廁所/洗手間/化妝室. The same thing, but in formal place, the sign of洗手間&化妝室 used more often. In normal speaking, 廁所 is used often.

[Wilson.Ta]

坏 can also be translated as "spoilt".

[Wilson.Ta]

Or faulty

[Nevin711542]

Is 厕所 both a room and the actual toilet?

[ASZ18101849]

According to Google Translate, "toilet" is the most common translation for 厕所 but "lavatory" is another possible one. So I suppose that it could probably be either just the toilet or the whole bathroom.

[insipidlight]

廁所 is a bathroom, 馬桶 (mǎ​tǒng) is a toilet bowl.
That's what my Taiwan family says.

[AileenGuan]

Toilet is broken' should be accepted.

[jackcs]

I am sure they been the rest room not just the toilet

[7Raen7]

Personally think that "Toilet malfunctioned" sounds more humorous and composed.

[TheKingNerd]

the bathroom broke

[RichardOrm7]

Why is this "does not work" rather than "was broken"? I can't see a reason for le here other than to mark past tense.

[Egg148526]

anybody here from 2020?

[wx.c0539054e7ab1]

The toilet is broken should also be accepted

[rNMzIWWw]

Ughhh. That's gotta stink.