How do you call different rooms? I mean what are the different rooms in an house?
Also tell me the difference between “Living room” and “Bedroom”.
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In the living room (or sitting room) you can watch TV, read or just sit, have guests. You can spend the bigger part of your day in it.
Other rooms are: a bedroom (you sleep there; it may be a child’s private room with a bed, a desk, a bookcase, a computer, toys, etc.), a kitchen (in which you prepare your meals; furnished with kitchen counters and appliances), a dining room (in which you have your meals), a bathroom (where you look after your personal hygiene); there can also be a pantry (to store preserves), a parlour (in which you can receive visitors), a nursery room (for very young children), a study (in which you do paperwork or read, or study).
Maybe there are more types to be added to this list.
Attic - Space above the ceiling of the top floor in the roof of a house - often used for storage.
Bathroom - Sink, bath, shower, toilet.
Box Room - A small room on the same floor as the bedrooms which may be considered a small bedroom or used for storage.
Bedroom - rooms intended for sleeping. A bed is the primary piece of furniture.
Spare room/ Guest room - a bedroom for guests.
Study - A place where people work.
Home Office - An alternative name for a study.
Kitchen - the place where cooking is done.
Living room - the main living area of the house.
Lounge - an alternative name for a living room.
Sitting Room - yet another alternative name for a living room.
Drawing room - a second living area
Parlour - an alternative name for a drawing room.
Dining room - a room with a table and chairs for formal dining.
Kitchen Diner - a combined kitchen and dining area.
Conservatory - a sort of greenhouse, attached to the house, traditionally for plants but nowadays as an extra living area.
Cellar - the room or rooms underneath the house.
Cloakroom - traditionally a small room where people put their coats, but nowadays is more likely to refer to a small room containing only a toilet and sink.
Games Room - a room in large houses where games such as snooker are played.
Ballroom - a room in large stately houses for dancing and entertaining.
Hall - the entrance passage to a house.
Nursery - place where a child sleeps/plays.
Larder - a small room off a kitchen used for the storage of food.
Utility Room - a room where laundry appliances, etc. are kept separate from the kitchen.
Music Room - A room where people play music.
Pantry - A small room used to store kitchen and dining items.
Porch - a covered area outside the front door, sometimes walled and with a second door.
There are probably more, but those are the ones my brain could come up with without stopping to think.