What is the correct way to say "I need to go to the bathroom" in Spanish?

Question

Nessisito ir al bano'

Answer 1

Necesito ir al baño. Wrong spelling does not make for modern Spanish

Answer 2

Necesito ir al baño

This is a correct translation, but in a real social setting nobody is going to announce that they have to go the bathroom; they will just go and have done with it. Upon leaving, I would just say "Ahorita vengo" or "Ahora mismo regreso" or "Con permiso."

Good point. Just because you can say something doesn't mean you should! :)) - Noetol, Dec 27, 2012

Answer 3

I would usually just say "¿Dónde está el baño?".

al fondo a la izquierda - lagartijaverde, Dec 27, 2012

Answer 4

El baño es en mi cása.

Answer 5

When I lived in Spain (many years ago), in public places it was called "el servicio". Aseo usually meant literally "toilet".

Answer 6

Necesito usar el baño.

Answer 7

The use of the word 'baño' is not universal. When I was in Madrid last summer, everywhere I went, the signs for public washrooms used the word 'aseo'. So when in Spain (at least in Madrid), I would be more likely to say "Tengo que ir al aseo" or "Donde está el aseo." Elsewhere, I have seen the word "servicio" used as well.

Answer 8

Tengo que usar el baño. or. Tengo que ir al baño.

Answer 9

That means I need to go to the bathroom in modern Spanish.