How to Say ‘Is reserved / booked’ in French
Est réservée
eh ray-zehr-vay
[eh ray-zehr-vay]
💬 Usage Tip: [Réservée] ends in [ée] because it matches [table], which is feminine. You'll see the ending change with the thing described: [Le repas est réservé.] but [La table est réservée.]
Phrase Breakdown
Est
[eh]
is
Third-person singular of être, used to state a condition or status.
Est réservée pour deux personnes à 19 h 30.
It is reserved for two people at 7:30 p.m.
réservée
[ray-zehr-vay]
reserved; booked
Feminine form showing that a table has been booked.
Est réservée sous le nom de Dupont.
It is reserved under the name Dupont.
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