How to Say ‘For disabled’ in Japanese
障害者用
しょうがいしゃよう
💬 Usage Tip: [障害者] (shōgaisha) means disabled person, [用] (yō) means for use.
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Word-by-Word Breakdown
障害しょうがい
[shougai]
obstacle/handicap
Something that hinders progress.
障害を乗り越えます。
Overcome obstacles.
者しゃ
[sha]
person
Refers to an individual.
親切な人です。
He is a kind person.
用よう
[you]
usage for
Indicates intended use for something.
この道具は家庭用です。
This tool is for household use.
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