How to Say ‘Is there an accessible bathroom?’ in Portuguese
Há casa de banho adaptada?
ah KAH-zuh duh BAHN-yoo ah-dap-TAH-duh
[ah KAH-zuh duh BAHN-yoo ah-dap-TAH-duh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Há] means "there is/are," and in European Portuguese the final sound is very short, almost swallowed. You'll see the same verb in time expressions too: [Há dois dias.] = "Two days ago."
Phrase Breakdown
Há
[ah]
is there / are there
Used to ask whether something exists or is available.
Há casa de banho adaptada no restaurante?
Is there an adapted bathroom in the restaurant?
Casa de banho adaptada
KAH-zuh duh BAHN-yoo ah-dap-TAH-duh
accessible bathroom
A bathroom adapted for people with reduced mobility or other needs.
Há casa de banho adaptada?
Is there an accessible bathroom?
Words in this phrase
casa
[KAH-zuh]
house / bathroom
Here it is part of 'casa de banho', the usual European Portuguese term for bathroom.
Há casa de banho adaptada perto da entrada?
Is there an adapted bathroom near the entrance?
de
[duh]
of
A connector word inside the expression 'casa de banho'.
Há casa de banho adaptada neste piso?
Is there an adapted bathroom on this floor?
banho
[BAHN-yoo]
bath
Part of the fixed term for bathroom.
Há casa de banho adaptada para clientes?
Is there an adapted bathroom for customers?
adaptada
[ah-dap-TAH-duh]
adapted
Suitable and equipped for accessibility needs.
Há casa de banho adaptada no piso térreo?
Is there an adapted bathroom on the ground floor?
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