Bidet-style Toilets Translation
Bidet-style toilets have become quite common in Korea in recent years. A decade ago most public facilities offered squat toilets with maybe one or two throne-style options. These days, there are more of the latter than the former in public facilities and homes mainly have throne style toilets. Increasingly, bidet toilets can be found in most recently built appartment buildings and wherever renovations have been done
In Korea, the bidet is not a separate unit. The function bar will be found either on the side of the toilet/bidet or attached to the wall. Most have symbols along with words to indicate the function. he wall mountings often have additional functions under a flip-cover. Following are some of the terms you are likely to find on your Korean bidet toilet:
전원: Power - On/Off
중지: Pause
정지: Stop
세정: Back Wash/Posterior
비데: Front Wash/Feminine
건조: Dry
마사지: Massage (Pulsating Wash)
피부보호: Gentle spray
온수: Warm Water
절전: Power-saving Mode
시트: Seat
시트온도: Seat Temperature
탈취: Air Freshener
노즐이동: Nozzle Position Control
전: Front
후: Back
수압: Water Pressure Control
강: Strong
약: Weak
온풍: Dry – Warm Air
대변: Flush - regular
소변: Flush - less water
청소: Cleaning
도기: Toilet (cleaning)
노즐: Nozzle (cleaning)
시간설정: Set clock
시간: Hour
분: Minute
설정: Set
K4E Note: If we have missed anything or if you have other terms you think we should add, let us know via info@korea4expats.com
Last Updated on 2013-03-25
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