How to Say ‘I will reserve for you’ in German
Ich reserviere Ihnen
ikh reh-zair-VEE-ruh EE-nen
[ikh reh-zair-VEE-ruh EE-nen]
💬 Usage Tip: [Ihnen] means "for you" here. After a verb like [reservieren], German often uses a separate word for the person and another for the thing: [Ihnen] + [einen Tisch].
Phrase Breakdown
Ich
[ikh]
I
The first-person singular pronoun used for the speaker.
Ich reserviere Ihnen einen Tisch.
I am reserving a table for you.
reserviere
[reh-zair-VEE-ruh]
reserve
A verb meaning to book or reserve, often for a table or room.
Ich reserviere Ihnen einen Tisch.
I am reserving a table for you.
Ihnen
[EE-nen]
for you
Formal dative pronoun meaning 'for you' or 'to you'.
Ich reserviere Ihnen einen Tisch.
I am reserving a table for you.
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