How do you say "There is a ramp at the entrance." in Japanese?

"There is a ramp at the entrance." in Japanese is "入口はスロープがあり". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘There is a ramp at the entrance.’ in Japanese

Q: What does "入口はスロープがあり" mean in English?

"入口はスロープがあり" means "There is a ramp at the entrance." in English. Usage tip: [あり] is the linking form of [あります], so this phrase sounds like the first half of a longer sentence. In natural full speech here, you'd often continue with something like [入口はスロープがあり、店内も広めです].

入口はスロープがあり

iriguchi wa suroopu ga ari

[ee-ree-goo-chee wah soo-roh-poo gah ah-ree]

💬 Usage Tip: [あり] is the linking form of [あります], so this phrase sounds like the first half of a longer sentence. In natural full speech here, you'd often continue with something like [入口はスロープがあり、店内も広めです].

Phrase Breakdown

入口

iriguchi

[ee-ree-goo-chee]

entrance

The entrance area of the restaurant or building.

Example

入口はスロープがあり入りやすいです。

The entrance has a ramp and is easy to enter.

は

[wah]

topic marker

Marks the topic of the sentence.

Example

入口は広めです。

The entrance is rather spacious.

スロープ

suroopu

[soo-roh-poo]

ramp

A slope provided for accessibility.

Example

入口はスロープがあり安心です。

The entrance has a ramp, so it is reassuring.

が

[gah]

subject marker

Marks the noun before it as the grammatical subject.

Example

スロープがあります。

There is a ramp.

あり

ari

[ah-ree]

there is; have

Verb stem meaning there is or having.

Example

入口はスロープがあり便利です。

The entrance has a ramp, so it is convenient.

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