Accessibility

1. Лифт пур-и?

   Lift pur-i?

   Is there an elevator?

   Usage

   Use it in a hotel, station or building to ask whether there is an elevator, for a wheelchair, a stroller or heavy luggage.

   Grammar Note

   "… пур-и?" asks "is there …?"; the question particle -и attaches to the previous word with a hyphen. Лифт is a loanword from Russian. This is a constructed sentence, so confirmation by a native speaker is recommended.

2. Инвалидсем валли туалет ӑҫта?

   Invalidsem valli tualet ăçta?

   Where is the toilet for people with disabilities?

   Usage

   Use it inside a building to ask where the accessible toilet is.

   Grammar Note

   "… валли" means "for …". To ask where something is, put ӑҫта after the noun. Инвалид and туалет are Russian loanwords. This is a constructed sentence, so confirmation by a native speaker is recommended.

3. Мана инвалидсем валли пӳлӗм кирлӗ.

   Mana invalidsem valli pÿlĕm kirlĕ.

   I need a room for people with disabilities

   Usage

   Use it when booking or at a hotel desk to ask for a room that suits a wheelchair user.

   Grammar Note

   "Мана … кирлӗ" means "I need …". "Инвалидсем валли пӳлӗм" is "a room for people with disabilities". This is a constructed sentence, so confirmation by a native speaker is recommended.

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