How to Say ‘An accessible toilet’ in German
Eine barrierefreie Toilette
EYE-nuh bar-YAIR-eh-fry-eh toy-LET-teh
[EYE-nuh bar-YAIR-eh-fry-eh toy-LET-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: After mit, eine barrierefreie becomes einer barrierefreien. Both the small word and the describing word change their endings.
Phrase Breakdown
Eine
[EYE-nuh]
a
The feminine accusative article before 'Frage.'
Ich möchte Ihnen eine Frage zur Arbeitskultur stellen.
I would like to ask you a question about work culture.
barrierefreie
[bar-YAIR-eh-fry-eh]
barrier-free, accessible
Adjective describing a place usable without obstacles, e.g. for wheelchair users.
Das Restaurant hat einen barrierefreien Eingang.
The restaurant has an accessible entrance.
Toilette
[toy-LET-teh]
toilet / restroom
Feminine noun for a toilet or bathroom, used in public places.
Die Toilette ist oben.
The toilet is upstairs.
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