English–Japanese
“person with a disability” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajishōgaisha
Example
障害者が働きやすい会社を目指します。shō gai sha ga hatara ki ya su i gai sha o me za shi ma su
We aim to be a company where people with disabilities can work comfortably.
How to say “person with a disability” in Japanese
“Person with a disability” in Japanese is 障害者 (shōgaisha).
Describes a person whose physical or mental functions are limited in ways that affect daily life or participation.
Example sentences with 障害者
この施設では、障害者も参加しやすい案内を用意しています。ko no shi setsu de wa shō gai sha mo san ka shi ya su i an nai o yō i shi te i ma su
This facility provides information that makes it easy for people with disabilities to participate.
Tips for using 障害者
- English treats people with disabilities as a plural noun phrase, so it takes verbs such as are and have rather than is and has.