How to Say ‘Accessible restroom’ in Traditional Chinese
無障礙廁所
wú zhàng ài cè suǒ
[wú zhàng'ài cèsuǒ]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan, 無障礙 is the standard term on signs for accessible facilities. You'll see it in MRT stations, department stores, and public buildings, usually with the wheelchair symbol.
Phrase Breakdown
無
wú
[wú]
without
Not having something present.
他的生活中無歇息之日。
There is no rest in his life.
障礙
zhàng ài
[zhàng'ài]
obstacle
A thing that blocks one's way or prevents progress.
這家餐廳的無障礙設施很友好。
The restaurant's accessible facilities are friendly.
廁所
cè suǒ
[cèsuǒ]
toilet; restroom
Noun for a bathroom or restroom, especially a public one.
我想去廁所。
I want to go to the restroom.
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