How to Say ‘Your table is reserved.’ in French
Votre table est réservée.
voh-truh tahbl eh ray-zehr-vay
[voh-truh tahbl eh ray-zehr-vay]
💬 Usage Tip: [Réservée] takes an extra [e] because it matches [table], which is feminine. This happens a lot with past-participle adjectives in phrases like [La salle est fermée.]
Phrase Breakdown
Votre table
voh-truh tahbl
your table
Refers to the reserved table for the customer.
Votre table est prête.
Your table is ready.
Words in this phrase
Votre
[voh-truh]
your
Possessive adjective showing the table belongs to the customer’s booking.
Votre table est réservée pour le service de 21 heures.
Your table is reserved for the 9 p.m. seating.
table
[tahbl]
table
The dining table assigned in the restaurant.
Votre table est réservée près de la baie vitrée.
Your table is reserved near the bay window.
Est réservée
eh ray-zehr-vay
is reserved / is booked
Passive form indicating the table has been booked already.
La table est réservée pour ce soir.
The table is reserved for tonight.
Words in this phrase
est
[eh]
is
Verb used to confirm the current status of the booking.
Votre table est réservée depuis ce matin.
Your table has been reserved since this morning.
réservée
[ray-zehr-vay]
reserved; booked
Describes a table that has already been booked.
Votre table est réservée au nom de Madame Leroy.
Your table is reserved under the name Mrs. Leroy.
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