How to Say ‘Yes, I can see your reservation.’ in German
Ja, ich sehe Ihre Reservierung.
yah ikh ZAY-uh EE-reh reh-zer-VEE-roong
[yah ikh ZAY-uh EE-reh reh-zer-VEE-roong]
💬 Usage Tip: German uses plain ich sehe where English adds "can": "I can see". You'd say ich höre Sie "I can hear you" on a bad line the same way.
Phrase Breakdown
Ja, ich sehe
yah ikh ZAY-uh
Yes, I see
'Ja' sounds like 'yah'. Pause briefly after the comma, then say 'ich sehe'.
Ja, ich sehe Sie morgen.
Yes, I'll see you tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Ja
[yah]
yes
Basic word meaning "yes."
Ja, ich komme gleich.
Yes, I’m coming right away.
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
sehe
[ZAY-uh]
see
A form of sehen meaning I see.
Ich sehe den Bus.
I see the bus.
Ihre Reservierung.
EE-reh reh-zer-VEE-roong
your reservation.
This is the formal 'your' plus the noun. Stress 're-ser-VIE-rung'.
Wir haben Ihre Reservierung gefunden.
We found your reservation.
Words in this phrase
Ihre
[EE-reh]
your
Formal possessive word meaning your when speaking politely to one person or more than one person.
Ihre Unterlagen sind vollständig.
Your documents are complete.
Reservierung
[reh-zer-VEE-roong]
reservation
A booking, e.g. of a table at a restaurant.
Ich möchte eine Reservierung für zwei Personen.
I would like a reservation for two people.
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