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How to use these words: the loo, wc (water closet), toilet?

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#1 (permalink) Sun Mar 15, 2009 14:53 pm How to use these words: the loo, wc (water closet), toilet?

Hi everybody, I have a question with some of words. I don't know how to use these words: the loo, wc( water closet), toilet.could you tell me the difference between three words? thanks.

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Phan Thi Thu Minh wrote:

I don't know how to use these words: the loo, wc( water closet), toilet.could you tell me the difference between three words?

They all mean the same thing.
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