How to Say ‘People with reduced mobility’ in French
Les personnes à mobilité réduite
leh pair-SUN ah moh-bee-lee-TAY ray-DWEET
[leh pair-SUN ah moh-bee-lee-TAY ray-DWEET]
Phrase Breakdown
Les personnes
leh pair-SUN
People
'Personnes' is feminine plural. The final 's' is silent, but it links to the next word: 'per-so-na…'.
Les personnes âgées.
Elderly people.
Words in this phrase
Les
[leh]
the
Used before plural nouns to denote particularity.
Les années passent vite.
The years pass quickly.
personnes
[pair-SUN]
people / persons
Plural of 'personne'; a feminine noun.
Dix personnes sont venues.
Ten people came.
à mobilité réduite
ah moh-bee-lee-TAY ray-DWEET
with reduced mobility
Often abbreviated PMR on French signs.
Une place à mobilité réduite.
A space for people with reduced mobility.
Words in this phrase
à
[ah]
with
Here describes a characteristic: 'à mobilité réduite' = with reduced mobility.
Une chambre à deux lits.
A room with two beds.
mobilité
[moh-bee-lee-TAY]
mobility
Ability to move around.
Il a une mobilité limitée.
He has limited mobility.
réduite
[ray-DWEET]
reduced
Feminine past participle of 'réduire', to reduce.
Le prix est réduit, la taille est réduite.
The price is reduced, the size is reduced.
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