How to Say ‘Do you have a ramp at the entrance?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Tienen rampa en la entrada?
tee-EH-nehn RAHM-pah ehn lah ehn-TRAH-dah
[tee-EH-nehn RAHM-pah ehn lah ehn-TRAH-dah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a direct but perfectly polite accessibility question in Mexico. Asking specific things like [rampa en la entrada] is practical and normal.
Phrase Breakdown
Tienen
[tee-EH-nehn]
do you have
Plural/polite form of tener used to ask if a place has something.
¿Tienen espacio para una silla de ruedas?
Do you have space for a wheelchair?
rampa
[RAHM-pah]
ramp
A sloped surface used for easier access, especially for wheelchairs.
La rampa facilita mucho el acceso al restaurante.
The ramp makes access to the restaurant much easier.
En la entrada
ehn lah ehn-TRAH-dah
At the entrance / At the entryway
Refers to the front access point of a place.
La recepción está en la entrada.
The reception is at the entrance.
Words in this phrase
en
[ehn]
in / at
Preposition meaning 'in,' 'on,' or 'at' depending on context.
Nos vemos en el restaurante a las ocho.
We'll see each other at the restaurant at eight.
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article.
La accesibilidad del lugar es muy importante.
The accessibility of the place is very important.
entrada
[ehn-TRAH-dah]
entrance
The place where people enter a building or room.
La entrada no tiene escalones.
The entrance has no steps.
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