How to Say ‘Reserve for you’ in French
Vous réserve
voo ray-ZAIRV
[voo ray-ZAIRV]
💬 Usage Tip: In [vous réserve], [vous] means "for you," not "you" as the subject. French often puts this little object word before the verb: [je vous appelle] = "I'll call you."
Phrase Breakdown
Vous
[voo]
you; to you
A formal or plural pronoun. In service French, it often means to you, as in doing something for you.
Je vous réserve une table pour six personnes.
I am reserving a table for six people for you.
réserve
[ray-ZAIRV]
reserve; am reserving
From réserver, used by staff to say they are booking a table or service for you.
Je vous réserve une table tranquille à l’intérieur.
I am reserving a quiet table indoors for you.
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