How to Say ‘Accessible restroom’ in Traditional Chinese
無障礙洗手間
wú zhàng ài xǐ shǒu jiān
[woo jang eye shee show jyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [有…嗎？] is a very useful pattern for asking whether something exists or is available: [有無障礙洗手間嗎？], [有停車位嗎？]. It's often more natural than trying to say "Is there...?" word-for-word.
Phrase Breakdown
無障礙
wú zhàng ài
accessible; barrier-free
Means designed for people with mobility needs.
這裡有無障礙電梯。
There is an accessible elevator here.
Words in this phrase
無
wú
[woo]
without; no
無 means without or lacking. In 無障礙, it helps express barrier-free accessibility.
請問店裡有無障礙洗手間嗎？
May I ask whether the restaurant has an accessible restroom?
障礙
zhàng ài
[jang eye]
obstacle; barrier
障礙 means obstacle or barrier. In accessibility contexts, it refers to things that make access difficult.
請問店裡有無障礙洗手間嗎？
May I ask whether the restaurant has an accessible restroom?
洗手間
xǐ shǒu jiān
[shee show jyen]
restroom; bathroom
洗手間 means restroom. In this phrase, it refers specifically to an accessible restroom.
請問店裡有無障礙洗手間嗎？
May I ask whether the restaurant has an accessible restroom?
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