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How to Say ‘Accessible restroom’ in Traditional Chinese

無障礙廁所

wú zhàng ài cè suǒ

[wú zhàng'ài cèsuǒ]

💬 Usage Tip: 無障礙 (wú zhàng ài) literally means 'without obstacles'. Put it before a noun to mean 'accessible': 無障礙電梯 "accessible elevator", 無障礙坡道 "accessible ramp".

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This is the term on signs throughout Taiwan, so it's the one to look for in MRT stations and malls. It's also the word staff will recognize instantly.

Phrase Breakdown

無障礙

wú zhàng ài

barrier-free; accessible

無障礙 (wú zhàng'ài) literally means 'without obstacles'. It is used for accessible facilities.

Example

這是無障礙電梯。

This is an accessible elevator.

Words in this phrase

無

wú

[wú]

without

Not having something present.

Example

他的生活中無歇息之日。

There is no rest in his life.

障礙

zhàng ài

[zhàng'ài]

obstacle; barrier

Something that blocks; with 無 it forms 'accessible'.

Example

這條路沒有障礙。

This road has no obstacles.

廁所

cè suǒ

[cèsuǒ]

toilet; restroom

Noun for a bathroom or restroom, especially a public one.

Example

我想去廁所。

I want to go to the restroom.

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