How to Say “Bath” in Mexican Spanish

baño
Mexico
In Mexico a bath is a baño. The verb is bañarse, and the tub itself is a tina. The usual phrase is darse un baño.
Meaning: washing in a tub or shower (noun)

Ways to say it

“Bath” in Mexican
Mexican Note
baño Mexico
bañarse to bathe
tina bathtub

A shower is regadera in Mexico, so many people say me voy a bañar and mean a shower.

Which one should you use?

Baño in Mexico also means the bathroom or toilet, so ¿dónde está el baño? is a request for a restroom, not a bath.

Did you know?

  • In Mexico the shower is called a regadera, a word that in Spain would refer to a watering can.

Examples in context

  • Voy a darme un baño.
    I am going to take a bath.
  • El niño se baña en la tina.
    The boy bathes in the tub.
  • ¿Dónde está el baño?
    Where is the bathroom?

Example conversation

Mamá asks her daughter Ale to get ready for bed.

  1. Mamá

    Ale, ya es hora del baño.
    Ale, it is bath time.
  2. Ale

    Dame cinco minutos.
    Give me five minutes.
  3. Mamá

    Ándale, que se enfría el agua.
    Hurry, the water is getting cold.
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