How to Say ‘Is there an accessible restroom?’ in Traditional Chinese
有無障礙洗手間嗎？
yǒu wú zhàng ài xǐ shǒu jiān ma
[yoe woo jahng eye shee show jyan ma]
💬 Usage Tip: This uses the very common pattern [有] + thing + [嗎？] to ask whether something is available: [有無障礙洗手間嗎？], [有電梯嗎？], [有停車位嗎？]. In Taiwan, [洗手間] is a polite everyday word for restroom.
Phrase Breakdown
有無
yǒu wú
[yoe woo]
is there; do you have
A polite question form asking whether something exists or is available.
請問有無障礙洗手間嗎？
Excuse me, do you have an accessible restroom?
障礙
zhàng ài
[jahng eye]
obstacle; barrier
In accessibility contexts, it refers to barriers that make movement or use difficult.
這家店的無障礙設施做得很好。
This restaurant's accessibility facilities are well done.
洗手間
xǐ shǒu jiān
[shee show jyan]
restroom; washroom
A common Taiwanese term for a bathroom or restroom.
入口旁邊就有洗手間，很好找。
There is a restroom right next to the entrance, so it's easy to find.
嗎
ma
[ma]
question particle
Placed at the end of a sentence to turn it into a yes-no question.
這裡可以推輪椅進去嗎？
Can a wheelchair be pushed in here?
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