Japanese Toilet
There are two types of toilet in Japan.
First is Japanese style toilet. My daughter hates Japanese toilet because she fell her foot into a Japanese style toilet. She got wet and my wife got mad.
Second is Western style toilet. My son hates Western toilet. He played in a Western style toilet with bidet and pushed a button. I am not sure about the situation but he might stand in the front of the stool. And he got wet and my wife got mad.
For me, I hate a pit toilet. When I was a child, I used it. It's just a vertical hole without flush water. When we call it, we just say the sound which an object fell down, "BOTTON".
It smells awful. When I used it in the early morning, the smell came to my face. It stung my eyes so that I could wake up clearly. But I hate it.
Search from various English teachers...
Corrections · 1
0
Japanese Toilet
There are two types of toilets in Japan.The first is Japanese style toilet. My daughter hates Japanese toilets because she fell her foot once stepped into a Japanese style toilet. She got wet and my wife got mad.
The second is Western style toilet. My son hates Western toilets. He played in a Western style toilet with a bidet and pushed a button. I am not sure about the situation what happened but he might stand have stood in the front of the stool. And he got wet and my wife got mad.
For me, I hate a pit toilets. When I was a child, I used it them. It's just a vertical hole without flush water. When we call it, we just say called the sound which it made when an object fell down, "BOTTON".
It smells awful. When I used it in the early morning, the smell came to my face was very strong (or was awful). It stung my eyes so much that I could wake up clearly it woke me up. But I hated it.
Want to progress faster?
Join this learning community and try out free exercises!
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn a language from the comfort of your own home. Browse our selection of experienced language tutors and enroll in your first lesson now!
Start Learning Today
