(トイレに)誰かいますかって英語でなんて言うの？

If you are wondering if someone is inside a bathroom or bathroom stall, you can knock on the door and say, "Hello. Is someone in here?" You can also say, "Anybody in there?" If you don't want to knock on the door, you can just say, "Hello. Is there someone in the restroom?"

"Excuse me, is this restroom occupied?" This is a more formal way of asking if there is someone currently using the toilet. Situation 1: You: "Excuse me, is this restroom occupied?" (No answer, if it is not occupied) Situation 2: You: "Excuse me, is this restroom occupied?" Person: "Yes, I'll be done in a minute." "Excuse me, is anyone in here?" This is a less formal way to ask if the toilet is in use. Situation 1: You: "Excuse me, is anyone in here?" (No answer, if it is not occupied) Situation 2: "Excuse me, is anyone in here?" Person: Yeah, I'll be done in just a moment." "Anybody in here? I need to use the bathroom quickly." This is a very informal expression you would use if you need to use the toilet immediately, and are checking if it is currently in use. This is informal, but not considered a rude expression because most people understand the urgency of needing to go. Situation 1: You: "Anybody in here? I need to use the bathroom quickly." (No answer, if it is not occupied) Situation 2: You: "Anybody in here? I need to use the bathroom quickly." Person: I'm really sorry! I'll be out in just a second!"

These phrases may be used in a restroom or indeed, in any situation where there appears to be nobody but you think that someone may or should be there. For example, if you walk into a bar and there is nobody in attendance.

You are calling out generally to a room to ask who is there. You could also knock on the cubicle doors at the same time, so that people feel prompted to answer your question if they are in there. Sometimes people don't answer a stranger's question, but as this is a common occurrence, people will generally reply.

*Occupied?/Is anyone in here?-Many restrooms when you lock the door will show "Occupied" and others a red signal to show that it's occupied. Hence no need to ask if there's someone in or not. In case you use a restroom that doesn't have signals you might have to knock on the door asking if its occupied or not. Other terms for restroom are bathroom, little boys room, lavatory, toilet, WC. A:Is anyone in here? B:Occupied!

"Is this room occupied? to occupy something is to use or be in a particular space. this is a more formal and polite way of asking if anyone is using the restroom. "Is anyone in here" can be used in many scenarios, a very causal way of asking if you are alone or not in a particular place.