How to Say ‘Accessible; barrier-free’ in Traditional Chinese
無障礙
wú zhàng ài
[woo jang-eye]
💬 Usage Tip: [無障礙] literally means "without obstacles," and it's the standard word for accessible or barrier-free spaces in Taiwan. You can put it before many nouns: [無障礙坡道], [無障礙洗手間], [無障礙設施].
Phrase Breakdown
無
wú
[woo]
without; no
Means without or no; in this phrase it helps form the meaning accessible/barrier-free.
這家餐廳有無障礙空間嗎？
Does this restaurant have an accessible space?
障礙
zhàng ài
[jang-eye]
obstacle; barrier
Means obstacle or barrier; in accessibility contexts it refers to physical barriers.
這家餐廳有無障礙空間嗎？
Does this restaurant have an accessible space?
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