How to Say "gents" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “gents” is “caballeros” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
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NounA1
Informal British English for men's room
Examples
Disculpe, ¿dónde está el baño de caballeros?
Excuse me, where is the men's restroom?
La puerta de la izquierda dice 'Caballeros'.
The door on the left says 'Gentlemen' (Men's Room).
It's Not a Room Full of Gentlemen
Mistake: “Seeing 'Caballeros' on a door and thinking it's a private club or meeting room.”
Correction: Remember that on a door, 'Caballeros' almost always means 'Men's Restroom'. It's a shortened way of saying 'Baño para caballeros' (Restroom for gentlemen).
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