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What is the french word for downstairs toilet?

There's no direct equivalent of "downstairs toilet" in French, as the concept of a separate downstairs toilet is less common in French homes.

Here are some options depending on the context:

If you're referring to a toilet on a lower floor:

* Toilet du rez-de-chaussée: This literally translates to "toilet on the ground floor".

* Toilet en bas: This means "toilet downstairs".

* Toilettes du bas: This means "toilets downstairs" (plural).

If you're talking about a separate toilet, regardless of its location:

* Toilettes séparées: This means "separate toilets".

If you're describing a toilet that is not attached to a bathroom:

* Toilettes indépendantes: This means "independent toilets".

If you're talking about a toilet in a specific room:

* Toilettes dans la salle à manger: This means "toilet in the dining room".

It's best to provide more context so I can give you the most accurate translation.

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