How to Say ‘Accessible’ in Simplified Chinese
无障碍
wú zhàng ài
[wú zhàng'ài]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally it is "no obstacles": 无 means without, and 障碍 means barrier. You'll see it on signs like 无障碍通道 "accessible passage".
Phrase Breakdown
无
wú
[wú]
without
Lacking presence or existence.
无水就不能生存。
Without water, survival is not possible.
障碍
zhàng ài
[zhàng'ài]
obstacle; barrier
Something that blocks the way; with 无 it means barrier-free or accessible.
这里有无障碍通道。
There is an accessible passage here.
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