How to Say ‘I will reserve for you’ in French
Je vous réserve
zhuh voo ray-zerv
[zhuh voo ray-zerv]
💬 Usage Tip: In [Je vous réserve], [vous] means "for you" here, not the subject. The same pattern works with other service verbs: [Je vous apporte la carte] = "I'll bring you the menu."
Phrase Breakdown
Je
[zhuh]
I
The subject pronoun for 'I,' used when the speaker is doing the action.
Je vous réserve une place près de la fenêtre.
I am reserving you a place near the window.
vous
[voo]
you
An object pronoun meaning 'you,' often used politely in formal situations.
Je vous réserve une table pour deux.
I am reserving a table for two for you.
réserve
[ray-zerv]
reserve
From the verb 'réserver,' meaning to book or set aside a table or place.
Je vous réserve une table en terrasse.
I am reserving you a table on the terrace.
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