How to Say ‘Bath’ in Japanese
お風呂
o furo
[oh foo-roh]
🇯🇵 In Japan: In housing talk, [お風呂] can mean the bathtub or bath setup, not just the act of bathing. So in a repair conversation it often means the bath side of the bathroom equipment.
Phrase Breakdown
お
o
[oh]
honorific prefix o-
A polite prefix often attached to common nouns.
お風呂に入ります。
I take a bath.
風呂
furo
[foo-roh]
bath
Means bath or bathtub; in context it can also imply bathing.
風呂が好きです。
I like baths.
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