How to Say ‘Wheelchair access is convenient.’ in Traditional Chinese
輪椅進出很方便。
lún yǐ jìn chū hěn fāng biàn
[lween yee jeen choo huhn fahng byan]
💬 Usage Tip: [很方便] here means "convenient" or "easy to use/access," and [很] often just completes the sentence rather than meaning "very." You can swap in other adjectives the same way: [輪椅進出很安全] or [這裡很安靜].
Phrase Breakdown
輪椅
lún yǐ
[lween yee]
wheelchair
A chair with wheels used by someone who has difficulty walking.
這家餐廳有無障礙坡道，輪椅進出很方便。
This restaurant has an accessible ramp, so wheelchairs can get in and out easily.
進出
jìn chū
[jeen choo]
to enter and exit
Used to describe going in and out of a place.
餐廳門口很寬，進出很方便。
The restaurant entrance is wide, so going in and out is easy.
很方便
hěn fāng biàn
very convenient
Indicates something is easy to use or access.
搭公車很方便。
Taking the bus is very convenient.
Words in this phrase
很
hěn
[huhn]
very
An adverb used to strengthen an adjective, like 'very' in English.
這個位子離入口很近，也很方便。
This seat is very close to the entrance and also very convenient.
方便
fāng biàn
[fahng byan]
convenient; easy
Describes something that is easy to use, access, or do.
如果座位靠近門口，家人上下車會更方便。
If the seats are near the entrance, it will be more convenient for family members getting in and out of the car.
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