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Rooms vocabulary — A1

Rooms vocabulary for the parts of a house, including bedroom, kitchen, living room and bathroom — the first words learners need to describe a home.

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bedroom
/ˈbɛˌdrum/
The room in a home where you sleep at night.
Example: My bedroom is small, but the window is really big.
kitchen
/ˈkɪtʃən/
The room in a home where you cook and make food.
Example: She's in the kitchen making soup for everyone.
garage
/ɡərˈɑʒ/
The part of a home where you keep your car.
Example: Dad parks the car in the garage every evening.
floor
/flɔr/
The flat part of a room that you stand and walk on.
Example: The kitchen floor is wet, so please be careful.
wall
/wɔl/
One of the tall, flat sides of a room or a building.
Example: She hung a big family photo on the wall.
living room
The main space in a home where people sit together to relax and watch television.
Example: We watched the film together in the living room.
stairs
/stɛrz/
Steps inside a house that you go up and down to reach another level.
Example: Be quiet on the stairs — the baby is sleeping.
upstairs
/əpˈstɛrz/
On the higher floor of a home, where the bedrooms usually are.
Example: The bathroom is upstairs, on the left.
downstairs
/ˈdaʊnˈstɛrz/
On or to the lower floor of a building.
Example: The kitchen is downstairs, next to the living room.
bathroom
/ˈbæˌθrum/
A room with a bath or shower, sink and toilet.
Example: The bathroom is at the end of the hall.