How to Say ‘Your table is reserved.’ in French
Votre table est réservée.
voh-truh tahbl eh ray-zair-vay
[voh-truh tahbl eh ray-zair-vay]
💬 Usage Tip: [Réservée] matches [table], so it takes the feminine ending [‑e]. You'll see the same pattern in [La salle est complète] versus [Le restaurant est complet].
Phrase Breakdown
Votre table
voh-truh tahbl
your table
Refers politely to the customer's table.
Votre table est prête.
Your table is ready.
Words in this phrase
Votre
[voh-truh]
your
Possessive adjective referring politely to the guest's table.
Votre table est réservée. Suivez-moi, s'il vous plaît.
Your table is reserved. Follow me, please.
table
[tahbl]
table
Refers to the table booked for the customer.
Votre table est réservée. Elle est au fond de la salle.
Your table is reserved. It is at the back of the dining room.
Est réservée
eh ray-zair-vay
is reserved
Passive form meaning the table has already been booked.
La table est réservée pour ce soir.
The table is reserved for tonight.
Words in this phrase
est
[eh]
is
Links the subject with its state in the sentence.
Votre table est réservée. Tout est prêt.
Your table is reserved. Everything is ready.
réservée
[ray-zair-vay]
reserved
Means booked or set aside in advance.
Votre table est réservée. Elle est accessible facilement.
Your table is reserved. It is easily accessible.
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