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How to Say ‘Does it have accessible facilities?’ in Simplified Chinese

Q: How do you say "Does it have accessible facilities?" in Simplified Chinese?

"Does it have accessible facilities?" in Simplified Chinese is "有无障碍设施吗？". This phrase is commonly used in China.

Q: What does "有无障碍设施吗？" mean in English?

"有无障碍设施吗？" means "Does it have accessible facilities?" in English. Usage tip: [有无...] is a compact pattern for asking whether something is available: literally 'have or not have ...?' It's common in practical questions like [有无电梯？] or [有无停车位？].

有无障碍设施吗？

yǒu wú zhàng ài shè shī ma

[yoh-woo jahng-eye shuh-shr ma]

💬 Usage Tip: [有无...] is a compact pattern for asking whether something is available: literally 'have or not have ...?' It's common in practical questions like [有无电梯？] or [有无停车位？].

Phrase Breakdown

有无

yǒu wú

[yoh-woo]

whether there is/are

有无 is a formal pattern meaning whether something exists or not.

Example

请问洗手间有无无障碍设施吗？

Excuse me, does the restroom have accessible facilities?

障碍

zhàng ài

[jahng-eye]

obstacle; barrier

障碍 means an obstacle or barrier that may make movement difficult.

Example

如果没有障碍，轮椅就能进去。

If there are no obstacles, the wheelchair can go in.

设施

shè shī

[shuh-shr]

facilities; equipment

设施 means facilities or equipment available at a location.

Example

这家饭店的设施对残障客人很友好。

This restaurant's facilities are very friendly for disabled guests.

吗

[ma]

question particle

吗 turns a statement into a yes-no question.

Example

有无障碍设施吗？我们需要提前确认。

Are there accessible facilities? We need to confirm in advance.

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