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bagno
bath
The Italian word 'bagno' is used to refer to a bath, a room where one bathes or showers. It can also be used to describe the act of bathing or showering itself. In addition, 'bagno' can refer to a public bath or a spa.
Example sentences using: bagno
Dove si trova il bagno?
Where is the bathroom located?
This sentence is used when asking for directions to the bathroom. It is common in restaurants, hotels, or other venues.
Ho bisogno di andare in bagno.
I need to go to the bathroom.
This phrase is commonly used to express a personal need to use the bathroom. It is polite to excuse oneself from a situation by using this phrase.
Il bagno è sporco.
The bathroom is dirty.
This sentence is used when stating the condition of the bathroom. It can be used at home or in a public place to report the bathroom status to a responsible party.