How to Say ‘Wheelchair’ in Traditional Chinese
輪椅
lún yǐ
[lwen-yee]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: [輪椅] is neutral and standard in Taiwan for wheelchair-related access questions. Staff will usually understand practical questions more easily if you ask about specific things like [坡道], [走道夠寬嗎], or [無障礙洗手間].
Phrase Breakdown
輪椅
lún yǐ
[lwen-yee]
wheelchair
A chair with wheels used by a person with limited mobility.
請問輪椅可以方便進出嗎？
May I ask whether a wheelchair can enter and exit easily?
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