"La kuirejo estas apud la banĉambro."

Translation: The kitchen is next to the bathroom.

[jnthn.wn]

kiel oni diras "bad feng shui"?

[BarrelOfBacon]

Kiam mi logxis en Rusio, mi rigardis banoj interne de kuirejoj en malnovaj logxejoj. Jen malbona fengsxujo.

[powertrout]

Does "bancxambro" necessarily imply that there is a bath or shower in the room, or can it be used in a more general, American sense?
Would a restaurant have a bancxambro?

[traevoli]

A "banĉambro" absolutely has a bath (or shower). If you want a room with a toilet, you need the "necesejo".

[Novantico]

Necesejo is definitely the word to use in the American sense.

[Migranto]

Tiu estas oportuna se vi havas malbona kuiristo.

[JanjoPacejo]

Why does kitchen end with -ejo (place) and bathroom end with -ĉambro (room)? Could you say banejo for bathroom?

[zerozeroone]

-ejo is more general than -ĉambro.

On Vikipedio, the entry for banejo states that it can be a room, a building, even a location. For example, an outdoor hot spring can be a banejo, but not a banĉambro. A sentō (Japanese public bath house) is a banejo. Banĉhambro seems to be the home bathroom.

[powertrout]

Mia vortaro diras kaj "banĉambro" kaj "banejo" por "bathroom".
I'm curious about the first question too. At what point is it appropriate to use -ĉambro instead of ejo? Like, kuiriĉambro isn't a word (I assume), but logxoĉambro is.

[kbschilling9]

Perhaps because kitchens tend not to be told in the sense that you can close it off?

[Majklo_Blic]

Ĉi tio priskribas mian apartamenton perfekte!

[YourLiege]

Ne la plej bona ideo...