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How to Say ‘Is it easy to get in and out with a wheelchair?’ in Simplified Chinese

轮椅进出方便吗？

lún yǐ jìn chū fāng biàn ma

[lúnyǐ jìnchū fahng-byen ma]

🇨🇳 In China: Many older restaurants in China have steps, narrow doors or upstairs dining, so it's normal to ask this when booking by phone. Staff will usually answer frankly and offer to help carry or guide.

Phrase Breakdown

轮椅进出

lún yǐ jìn chū

a wheelchair getting in and out

轮椅 (lúnyǐ) means 'wheelchair'. Say lún with rounded lips, then yǐ with a dipping tone.

Example

轮椅进出很容易。

It's easy for wheelchairs to get in and out.

Words in this phrase

轮椅

lún yǐ

[lúnyǐ]

wheelchair

A chair with wheels used by people who cannot walk easily.

Example

他坐轮椅来吃饭。

He comes to eat in a wheelchair.

进出

jìn chū

[jìnchū]

to get in and out

To enter and exit a place.

Example

这个门进出很方便。

It's easy to get in and out of this door.

方便吗？

fāng biàn ma

is it convenient?

Your voice can rise slightly on 吗 (ma) for the question.

Example

现在方便吗？

Is now a convenient time?

Words in this phrase

方便

fāng biàn

[fahng-byen]

convenient; suitable

Describes whether a time or action works well for someone.

Example

你方便的话，我们可以约个时间。

If it’s convenient for you, we can set a time.

吗

[ma]

question particle

A sentence-final particle used to turn a statement into a yes-no question.

Example

你是第一次来吗？这里的“吗”表示提问。

Is this your first time here? Here, 吗 marks a question.

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