Accessibility

10 phrases · Bulgarian with romanization, English and audio

  1. Достъпно ли е за инвалидни колички?

    dos-TAP-no li e za in-va-LID-ni ko-LICH-ki?

    Is it wheelchair accessible?

    Usage

    Used to ask whether a place is wheelchair accessible

    Grammar Note

    "Достъпно" is the neuter predicative adjective meaning "accessible." "За" is the preposition "for."

  2. Има ли рампа за инвалидни колички?

    I-ma li RAM-pa za in-va-LID-ni ko-LICH-ki?

    Is there a ramp for wheelchairs?

    Usage

    Used to ask whether a wheelchair ramp is available

    Grammar Note

    "Има ли" is the standard way to ask "Is there...?" or "Do you have...?" in Bulgarian.

  3. Имате ли тоалетна за хора с увреждания?

    i-MA-te li to-a-LET-na za HO-ra s uv-REZH-da-ni-ya?

    Do you have a restroom for people with disabilities?

    Usage

    Used to ask about accessible restroom facilities

    Grammar Note

    "Хора с увреждания" means "people with disabilities." "С" is the preposition "with."

  4. Има ли асансьор?

    I-ma li a-san-SYOR?

    Is there an elevator?

    Usage

    Used to ask whether an elevator is available

    Grammar Note

    "Асансьор" is borrowed from French "ascenseur" (elevator).

  5. Нуждая се от помощ при качването по стълбите.

    nuzh-DA-ya se ot po-MOSHT pri kach-VA-ne-to po STAL-bi-te.

    I need help going up the stairs.

    Usage

    Used to ask for assistance with climbing stairs

    Grammar Note

    "Нуждая се от" means "I need/require." "От" is the preposition followed by the needed noun.

  6. Имате ли места за хора с увреждания?

    i-MA-te li MES-ta za HO-ra s uv-REZH-da-ni-ya?

    Do you have seats for people with disabilities?

    Usage

    Used to ask about reserved seating for disabled guests

    Grammar Note

    "Места" is the plural of "место" (place/seat), an irregular plural form of a neuter noun.

  7. Използвам слухов апарат.

    iz-POL-zvam SLU-hov a-pa-RAT.

    I use a hearing aid.

    Usage

    Used to inform others that you use a hearing aid

    Grammar Note

    "Слухов" is the masculine adjective form, agreeing with the masculine noun "апарат" (device).

  8. Има ли преводач на жестов език?

    I-ma li pre-VO-dach na ZHES-tov e-ZIK?

    Is a sign language interpreter available?

    Usage

    Used to ask whether a sign language interpreter is available

    Grammar Note

    "Има ли + noun" asks "is there ~?". "Преводач на жестов език" literally means "interpreter of sign language."

  9. Мога ли да вляза с моето куче-водач?

    MO-ga li da VLYA-za s mo-E-to KU-che-VO-dach?

    Can I enter with my guide dog?

    Usage

    Used to ask whether guide dogs are allowed inside

    Grammar Note

    "Моето" is the neuter possessive pronoun "my," agreeing with the neuter noun "куче" (dog).

  10. Имате ли материали на Брайлово писмо?

    i-MA-te li ma-te-ri-A-li na BRAYL-o-vo PIS-mo?

    Do you have materials in Braille?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the availability of Braille materials

    Grammar Note

    "Брайлово" is the neuter adjectival form, agreeing with the neuter noun "писмо" (writing/script).

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