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    les toilettes publiques

    Grammar & Usage

    noun phrase
    neutral

    How it works

    This is a feminine plural noun phrase consisting of the definite article 'les', the feminine plural noun 'toilettes', and the adjective 'publiques'. In French, 'les toilettes' is almost exclusively used in the plural when referring to a restroom or toilet facility.

    Sample sentences

    Où se trouvent les toilettes publiques les plus proches ?

    Where are the nearest public restrooms?

    La mairie a installé de nouvelles toilettes publiques automatiques dans le parc.

    The city hall installed new automatic public toilets in the park.

    Il faut payer cinquante centimes pour accéder à ces toilettes publiques.

    You have to pay fifty cents to access these public toilets.

    Quick facts

    gender:feminine
    number:plural
    agreement:Adjective 'publiques' agrees in feminine plural with 'toilettes'
    distinction:In the singular, 'la toilette' refers to washing or grooming oneself rather than the room.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    Où se trouvent les toilettes publiques les plus proches ?

    Where are the nearest public restrooms?

    La mairie a installé de nouvelles toilettes publiques automatiques dans le parc.

    The city hall installed new automatic public toilets in the park.

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