How do you say "Parking spaces for disabled people" in Japanese?

"Parking spaces for disabled people" in Japanese is "障害者用の駐車スペース". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "障害者用の駐車スペース" mean in English?

"障害者用の駐車スペース" means "Parking spaces for disabled people" in English. Usage tip: Combines several terms to mean accessible parking.

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How to Say ‘Parking spaces for disabled people’ in Japanese

障害者用の駐車スペース

しょうがいしゃようのちゅうしゃすぺーす

💬 Usage Tip: Combines several terms to mean accessible parking.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Signposting for these spaces is both a legal requirement and a sign of respect.

Phrase Breakdown

障害者用

の

駐車スペース

Word-by-Word Breakdown

障害しょうがい

[shougai]

obstacle/handicap

Something that hinders progress.

Example

障害を乗り越えた後、障害者用の駐車スペースへ。

After overcoming obstacles, I went to the handicap parking space.

者しゃ

[sha]

person

Refers to an individual.

Example

障害者が店内に入るのは、障害者用の駐車スペースを使います。

The handicapped person uses the handicap parking space to enter the store.

用よう

[you]

usage for

Indicates intended use for something.

Example

私の車は障害者用の駐車スペース専用です。

My car is specifically for handicap parking space.

のの

[no]

possessive particle

Indicates ownership or affiliation.

Example

私の車が障害者用の駐車スペースに停まっています。

My car is parked in the handicap parking space.

駐車ちゅうしゃ

[chuusha]

parking

Refers to parking of a vehicle.

Example

駐車場には障害者用の駐車スペースがあります。

There is a handicap parking space in the parking lot.

スペーススペース

[supeesu]

space

Area available for use.

Example

駐車スペースはいっぱいですか？

Is the parking space full?

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