Bu yer əlil arabası üçün əlverişlidirmi?
Is this place wheelchair accessible?
Usage
Used to ask whether a venue is accessible to wheelchair users
Grammar Note
Azerbaijani yes/no questions are formed by adding "-mi/-mı/-mu/-mü" at the end of the sentence
Lift varmı?
Lift var-mı?
Do you have an elevator / lift?
Usage
Used to ask whether a building has an elevator
Grammar Note
"Var" expresses existence. Adding the question suffix "-mı" gives "varmı?" meaning "is there?"
Əlillər üçün uyğunlaşdırılmış otaq lazımdır.
I need a room with accessibility features.
Usage
Used when requesting an accessible room at a hotel
Grammar Note
"Lazım" is a predicate adjective meaning "necessary." Azerbaijani follows SOV word order
Pandus və ya pilləsiz giriş varmı?
Pan-dus və ya pil-lə-siz gi-riş var-mı?
Is there a ramp or step-free entrance?
Usage
Used to check for a ramp or step-free entrance
Grammar Note
The suffix "-siz/-sız/-süz/-suz" is the Azerbaijani privative suffix meaning "without/lacking"
Əlillər üçün tualet haradadır?
Ə-lil-lər ü-çün tu-a-let ha-ra-da-dır?
Where is the accessible restroom?
Usage
Used to ask the location of an accessible restroom
Grammar Note
"Hara" is the Azerbaijani interrogative for "where." "-dır" is the copula suffix
Görməkdə çətinlik çəkirəm — kömək edə bilərsinizmi?
Gör-mək-də çə-tin-lik çə-ki-rəm — kö-mək e-də bi-lər-si-niz-mi?
I am visually impaired — can you help me?
Usage
Used by visually impaired travelers to request assistance
Grammar Note
"Bilərsinizmi?" is the polite question "can you?" derived from "bilmək" (to be able to)
Böyük şriftlə menyunuz varmı?
Bö-yük şrift-lə men-yu-nuz var-mı?
Do you have large-print menus?
Usage
Used at restaurants to ask for a large-print menu
Grammar Note
"-nuz" is the second-person plural (polite) possessive suffix "your." Adjectives precede nouns in Azerbaijani
Audio bələdçi varmı?
Au-dio bə-ləd-çi var-mı?
Are there audio guides available?
Usage
Used at museums or attractions to ask if an audio guide is available
Grammar Note
Azerbaijani uses "bələdçi" for guide; "qılavuz" is the Turkish word kılavuz and is not used in Azerbaijani
Eşitmə aparatından istifadə edirəm —aydın danışın, xahiş edirəm.
I use a hearing aid — please speak clearly.
Usage
Used by hearing-impaired travelers to ask someone to speak clearly
Grammar Note
"Xahiş edirəm" is the standard Azerbaijani phrase for "please" — literally "I request"
Xidmət itimi özümlə gətirə bilərəmmi?
Xid-mət i-ti-mi ö-züm-lə gə-ti-rə bi-lə-rəm-mi?
Can I bring my service / guide dog?
Usage
Used to ask a venue whether a service or guide dog is permitted
Grammar Note
"Özümlə" means "with myself" — a reflexive pronoun. "Bilərəm" is first-person singular; the particle "-mi" marks a yes/no question regardless of person
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