How to Say ‘Can it be entered even in a wheelchair?’ in Japanese
車椅子でも入れるでしょうか。
kuruma isu de mo ireru deshou ka
[koo-ROO-mah isu de mo high-REH-roo deh-SHOH kah]
💬 Usage Tip: でも after a noun means "even with/even by": 子供でも (kodomo demo) "even a child". でしょうか turns the question into a gentle "would it be…?"
Phrase Breakdown
車椅子でも
kuruma isu de mo
even with a wheelchair
Read 'kurumaisu demo'. でも here means 'even with / even in'.
車椅子でも大丈夫です。
It's fine even with a wheelchair.
Words in this phrase
車
kuruma
[koo-ROO-mah]
wheel; vehicle
Here it means wheel, part of 車椅子 (wheelchair).
車椅子を押します。
I push the wheelchair.
椅子
isu
[isu]
chair
Refers to a chair or seat.
椅子に座ります。
I sit on a chair.
で
de
[de]
by; with; using
A particle that shows the method or means used to do something.
カードで払えますか。
Can I pay by card?
も
mo
[mo]
even
Indicating emphasis or inclusion.
私も驚いた。
Even I was surprised.
入れるでしょうか。
ireru deshou ka
could (one) get in?
Read 'haireru deshou ka'. 入れる here is 'hairéru', meaning 'can enter'. でしょうか softens the question.
今から入れるでしょうか。
Could we get in now?
Words in this phrase
入れる
ireru
[high-REH-roo]
can enter
Potential form of 入る, to enter.
この部屋に入れますか。
Can I enter this room?
でしょう
deshou
[deh-SHOH]
probably; I wonder
Polite conjecture; with か it makes a soft question.
明日は晴れるでしょうか。
I wonder if it will be sunny tomorrow.
か
ka
[kah]
question marker
Placed at the end of a sentence to make it a question.
A席はありますか。
Are there A seats available?
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