How to Say ‘About accessibility’ in Spain Spanish
Por la accesibilidad
por lah ahk-seh-see-bee-lee-DAHD
[por lah ahk-seh-see-bee-lee-DAHD]
💬 Usage Tip: With [preguntar], Spanish often uses [por] for the topic: [preguntar por la accesibilidad]. You can reuse that with other topics: [preguntar por los horarios].
Phrase Breakdown
Por
[por]
for; about
In this context, por is used to mean about or regarding when asking about a topic.
Pregunté por horarios y por la accesibilidad antes de reservar.
I asked about opening hours and about accessibility before booking.
la
[lah]
the
La is the feminine singular definite article, used before feminine nouns like accesibilidad.
Preguntamos por la accesibilidad del restaurante.
We asked about the accessibility of the restaurant.
accesibilidad
[ahk-seh-see-bee-lee-DAHD]
accessibility
Accesibilidad refers to how easy a place is to use for people with disabilities or reduced mobility.
Nos interesa la accesibilidad porque viene una persona en silla de ruedas.
We are interested in accessibility because a person using a wheelchair is coming.
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