How to Say ‘Already fully booked’ in Italian
Già tutta prenotata
jah TOO-ta preh-noh-TAH-tah
[jah TOO-ta preh-noh-TAH-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: tutta and prenotata end in -a to match terrazza. For a masculine noun it would be tutto prenotato.
Phrase Breakdown
Già
[jah]
already
An adverb used to say that something has happened before now.
Hai già parlato con il recruiter dell'azienda?
Have you already spoken with the company recruiter?
tutta
[TOO-ta]
All
Refers to the whole quantity.
Ho aspettato tutta la notte.
I waited all night.
prenotata
[preh-noh-TAH-tah]
booked / reserved
Feminine past participle of 'prenotare', to reserve.
La sala è prenotata per una festa.
The room is booked for a party.
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