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What does "go to the loo" mean?

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I've heard this expression used but I don't know what it means
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Greg Burford
"The loo" is the same as "the toilet", or "the bathroom". Hope this helps!
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Jubilate Nwajideobi
Go to the loo means to go to the toilet
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Jubilate Nwajideobi
"Go to the loo" means to go to the toilet.
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Mondy Paul Ciappina
It means "go to the toilet"
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Irsa Naz
Hey Kylian! 'go to the loo' is a slang which actually is used for "toilet". 'LOO' is derived from the French phrase 'guardez l'eau', which means 'watch out for the water'
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Farhana Hussain
“Loo” is referred to “toilet” - hope that helps.
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Onimim Johnarry
It simply means go to the toilet
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Christalla Koumi
This expression is informal and used among friends. Basically it means I need to go to the toilet.
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Miriam Costantini
It means go to the toilet
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