How to Say ‘To reserve the table’ in German
Den Tisch reservieren
dayn tish reh-zehr-VEE-ren
[dayn tish reh-zehr-VEE-ren]
Phrase Breakdown
Den
[dayn]
the
Masculine accusative definite article used with 'Tisch'.
Ich möchte den Tisch reservieren.
I would like to reserve the table.
Tisch
[tish]
table
Refers to the restaurant table you want to book.
Wir möchten den Tisch am Fenster reservieren.
We would like to reserve the table by the window.
reservieren
[reh-zehr-VEE-ren]
to reserve
The infinitive form of the verb used for booking a table.
Es ist besser, den Tisch früh zu reservieren.
It is better to reserve the table early.
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