Why are Japanese toilets called toilets?

W c is the earliest expression of toilet, which means to tell others "I want to go to the toilet to take a shit and pee". This very vulgar expression was used by Britain, America and other countries 120 years ago. It has been introduced in China for many years, and many people in China know that WC is the English abbreviation of public toilet. But in fact, in foreign countries, WC disappeared a few years ago and was replaced by toilets, so foreigners didn't know WC jokes came out.

The meaning of WC itself is not much different from that of toilet, but rhetorically speaking, the former gives people a simple and unhygienic feeling, while the latter not only has a clean and comfortable feeling, but also can be dressed. Toilet comes from French, and even the French word "L 'eau de Toilet" is related to toilets, so it still has a very elegant feeling. Toilets are elegantly translated as "public toilets".

The word W.C is the abbreviation of W hiter-closet, in which the word closet is interpreted as "small room". The twentieth century dictionary defines a water closet as a small room for storing things, and "excrement" is washed away by water. WC is easy to understand, so it has been widely used. But because everyone knows what WC refers to, some people think it is indecent, so they use other more subtle words instead, such as toilet, lounge, bathroom, toilet dressing room and so on. Can be used to refer to the toilet. In general public places, toilets are divided by gender, with men or gentlemen written on them and women or ladies written on them. Therefore, in the foreign population, the word WC has basically disappeared; However, it still exists in many foreign languages dominated by English, because it is easy to catchy and will not be forgotten after listening, which is a language feature. Wc (toilet) is the English abbreviation of "toilet".

A long time ago, there was a water tank in the toilet. When people mention the toilet, they think of it, so the toilet has become synonymous with the toilet. Later, for convenience, people replaced the toilet with the initials W.C..

Generally speaking, it refers to a place built by human beings for human beings (or other designated organisms, such as livestock) to excrete and place (treat) excreta. Most toilets used by humans are divided into men's toilets and women's toilets. With the development of science and technology, unisex toilets have also come out. Toilets have many names. Some places are called pits, others are called huts, and the more elegant ones are called toilets. Toilets also have foreign names, some are called toilets and some are called men's toilets. There are many ways to go to the toilet. In ancient times, it was called changing clothes, and later it was called relieving oneself. In modern times, it is called convenience, toilet, convenience and toilet. The vulgar one is called defecation, and the elegant one is called washing hands. Westerners regard going to the toilet as picking flowers, while Japanese men call it wild hunting.