How to Say ‘A question about accessibility’ in French
Une question sur l'accessibilité
ewn kes-TYOHN suur l' ak-seh-see-bee-lee-TAY
[ewn kes-TYOHN suur l' ak-seh-see-bee-lee-TAY]
🇫🇷 In France: Opening with this before you give the booking details is a natural, polite way to flag a need. Staff will usually pause and listen.
Phrase Breakdown
Une question
ewn kes-TYOHN
A question
'Question' is feminine. Pronounce it 'kes-tyon', with no 'ch' sound.
J'ai une question.
I have a question.
Words in this phrase
Une
[ewn]
a
Indefinite article, feminine singular.
Elle veut une pomme.
She wants an apple.
question
[kes-TYOHN]
question
Something you ask; feminine noun.
J'ai une question.
I have a question.
sur l'accessibilité
suur l' ak-seh-see-bee-lee-TAY
about accessibility
'Sur' here means 'about'. 'Accessibilité' has six syllables: ak-sé-si-bi-li-té.
Un article sur l'accessibilité.
An article about accessibility.
Words in this phrase
sur
[suur]
about / on
A preposition used when asking or giving information about a topic.
Sur votre site, j’ai lu vos engagements sociaux.
On your website, I read about your social commitments.
l'
[l']
the
Used before singular when the item is known.
L'homme est là.
The man is there.
accessibilité
[ak-seh-see-bee-lee-TAY]
accessibility
How easy a place is to access, especially for disabled people.
L'accessibilité du restaurant est bonne.
The restaurant's accessibility is good.
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