How to Say ‘The entrance has a ramp.’ in Japanese
入口はスロープがあります
iriguchi wa suroopu ga ari masu
[ee-ree-goo-chee wah soo-roh-poo gah ah-ree mahss]
💬 Usage Tip: [Aは Bがあります] is a common way to say something has something: [入口はスロープがあります] "The entrance has a ramp." You can swap in other nouns, like [店内は段差があります] "Inside, there are steps/level differences."
Phrase Breakdown
入口は
iriguchi wa
at the entrance; the entrance is
Sets the topic as the entrance.
入口はあちらです。
The entrance is over there.
Words in this phrase
入口
iriguchi
[ee-ree-goo-chee]
entrance
The entrance or doorway of a place.
入口はスロープがあります。
The entrance has a ramp.
は
wa
[wah]
topic marker
Marks entrance as the topic.
入口は広いです。
As for the entrance, it is wide.
スロープが
suroopu ga
a slope / ramp
Identifies the ramp as the thing that exists there.
駅にスロープがあります。
There is a ramp at the station.
Words in this phrase
スロープ
suroopu
[soo-roh-poo]
ramp
A sloped path for easier access.
入口はスロープがあります。
The entrance has a ramp.
が
ga
[gah]
subject marker
Marks ramp as the thing that exists.
スロープがあります。
There is a ramp.
あります
ari masu
there is; exists
States that something is available/present.
椅子があります。
There is a chair.
Words in this phrase
あり
ari
[ah-ree]
there is; have
Stem of ある, showing existence.
入口はスロープがあり便利です。
The entrance has a ramp, so it is convenient.
ます
masu
[mahss]
polite verb ending
Polite ending used with verbs.
スロープがあります。
There is a ramp.
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