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How to Say ‘Accessible restrooms’ in French

Des toilettes adaptées

day twah-let ah-dap-tay

[day twah-let ah-dap-tay]

💬 Usage Tip: In [des toilettes adaptées], the ending on [adaptées] matches the plural noun [toilettes]. This matching happens a lot with descriptive words in French.

Phrase Breakdown

Des toilettes

day twah-let

a restroom / toilets

In public places, this refers to the bathroom or restrooms.

Example

Où sont les toilettes ?

Where are the restrooms?

Words in this phrase

Des

[day]

some / plural the

Plural article used with a plural noun.

Example

Des toilettes adaptées sont disponibles près de l'entrée.

Accessible toilets are available near the entrance.

toilettes

[twah-let]

toilets / restrooms

Plural noun referring to restroom facilities.

Example

Des toilettes adaptées sont importantes pour ma mère.

Accessible toilets are important for my mother.

adaptées

[ah-dap-tay]

adapted / accessible

Adjective meaning adapted for special access needs.

Example

Des toilettes adaptées sont au rez-de-chaussée.

Accessible toilets are on the ground floor.

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