How to Say ‘An accessible bathroom.’ in Portuguese
Uma casa de banho adaptada.
OO-muh KAH-zuh duh BAHN-yoo ah-dap-TAH-duh
[OO-muh KAH-zuh duh BAHN-yoo ah-dap-TAH-duh]
Phrase Breakdown
Uma
[OO-muh]
one / a
Feminine singular article or number; here it means 'an' or 'one'.
Há uma casa de banho adaptada no restaurante.
There is an adapted bathroom in the restaurant.
casa
[KAH-zuh]
house / bathroom
Part of the expression 'casa de banho', meaning bathroom.
Uma casa de banho adaptada é suficiente para nós.
One adapted bathroom is enough for us.
de
[duh]
of
Links nouns in the phrase 'casa de banho'.
Uma casa de banho adaptada fica perto da sala.
An adapted bathroom is near the room.
banho
[BAHN-yoo]
bath
Part of the standard phrase for bathroom.
Uma casa de banho adaptada está no piso de baixo.
An adapted bathroom is on the lower floor.
adaptada
[ah-dap-TAH-duh]
adapted
Made accessible for disabled users.
Uma casa de banho adaptada ajuda muito os clientes.
An adapted bathroom helps customers a lot.
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