Toilet and balcony are two common parts of a building in Chinese households. In Engpsh, we typically use the words "bathroom" and "balcony" to refer to these two spaces.

The word "bathroom" comes from the Old French word "baignoire" which means "bathtub." In the past, the word "bathroom" was often used to refer to a room with a bathtub, but now it is used more generally to refer to a room with a toilet and sink.

Here are some examples of how you might use the word "bathroom" in a sentence:

I need to use the bathroom before we leave.
Can you show me where the bathroom is?
There's a leak in the bathroom.

The word "balcony" comes from the Itapan word "balcone" which means "scaffold" or "platform." In Engpsh, a balcony is typically a small platform that protrudes from the wall of a building, and is often enclosed by a raipng.

Here are some examples of how you might use the word "balcony" in a sentence:

We have a beautiful view from our balcony.
The plants on the balcony need to be watered.
Can you please close the balcony door?