How do you say "We have a step-free entrance." in Portuguese?

"We have a step-free entrance." in Portuguese is "Temos entrada sem degraus.". This phrase is commonly used in Portugal.

What does "Temos entrada sem degraus." mean in English?

"Temos entrada sem degraus." means "We have a step-free entrance." in English.

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How to Say ‘We have a step-free entrance.’ in Portuguese

Temos entrada sem degraus.

TEH-moosh en-TRAH-duh sang duh-GRAH-oosh

[TEH-moosh en-TRAH-duh sang duh-GRAH-oosh]

Phrase Breakdown

Temos

[TEH-moosh]

we have

Used to confirm that a feature is available.

Example

Temos entrada sem degraus e acesso fácil.

We have a step-free entrance and easy access.

Entrada sem degraus

en-TRAH-duh sang duh-GRAH-oosh

step-free entrance

An entrance without stairs, making access easier.

Example

Temos entrada sem degraus.

We have a step-free entrance.

Words in this phrase

entrada

[en-TRAH-duh]

entrance

The place where customers enter.

Example

Temos entrada sem degraus pela porta principal.

We have a step-free entrance through the main door.

sem

[sang]

without

Indicates that something is not present.

Example

Temos entrada sem degraus para maior conforto.

We have an entrance without steps for greater comfort.

degraus

[duh-GRAH-oosh]

steps

Physical steps that may block access for some guests.

Example

Temos entrada sem degraus na lateral do edifício.

We have a step-free entrance on the side of the building.

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