How to Say ‘Yes, there are no steps at the entrance.’ in Japanese
はい、入口に段差はありません。
hai iriguchi ni dansa wa ari mase n
[hai ee-ree-GOO-chee nee DAHN-sah wah ah-ree mah-seh n]
💬 Usage Tip: に after a place marks where something is or isn't. 入口に means "at the entrance", and トイレに means "in the restroom".
Phrase Breakdown
はい、入口に
hai iriguchi ni
Yes, at the entrance
はい (hai) means 'yes.' 入口 (iriguchi) means 'entrance.' に (ni) marks the location.
入口にいます。
I'm at the entrance.
Words in this phrase
はい
hai
[hai]
yes
A basic affirmative response meaning yes.
はい、来週の土曜日です。
Yes, it's next Saturday.
入口
iriguchi
[ee-ree-GOO-chee]
entrance
The place where you enter a building or room.
店の入口はこちらです。
The shop's entrance is over here.
に
ni
[nee]
in; at; to
Particle indicating location or target state.
手元に置きたいです。
I want to keep it at hand.
段差は
dansa wa
as for steps
段差 (dansa) means a step or a change in floor level. The particle は is pronounced 'wa'.
段差はありますか。
Are there any steps?
Words in this phrase
段差
dansa
[DAHN-sah]
step; difference in level
An uneven spot or step between floor levels.
段差に気をつけてください。
Please watch your step.
は
wa
[wah]
topic marker
は marks the topic of the sentence.
空席はありますか。
Are there any seats available?
ありません。
ari mase n
there are none
This is the polite way to say 'there isn't' or 'there aren't.'
問題はありません。
There's no problem.
Words in this phrase
あり
ari
[ah-ree]
(stem) exist; have (polite negative form base).
Stem of ある (“to exist/to have”). With ません it becomes ありません (“there isn’t / I don’t have”). Common at pharmacies/clinics when saying you don’t have a symptom.
吐き気はあり ません。
I don’t have nausea.
ませ
mase
[mah-seh]
polite negative (part of ません)
「ませ」 is part of 「ません」, the polite negative form.
はいていません。
I haven’t vomited.
ん
n
[n]
(negative ending)
Contracted form of the polite negative ending, as in ありません.
今日は時間がありません。
I don't have time today.
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