How to Say ‘Would you like to book?’ in Italian
Vorrebbe prenotare?
voh-REH-beh preh-noh-TAH-reh
[voh-REH-beh preh-noh-TAH-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Vorrebbe] is the polite "would you like" form used with customers. With friends you'd usually hear [vuoi prenotare?] instead.
Phrase Breakdown
Vorrebbe
[voh-REH-beh]
would you like
A polite conditional form used by staff to address a customer formally.
Al telefono chiedo: «Vorrebbe prenotare?»
On the phone I ask: "Would you like to book?"
prenotare
[preh-noh-TAH-reh]
to book
A verb meaning to reserve a table, room, or service.
Se desidera venire sabato, «Vorrebbe prenotare?»
If you would like to come on Saturday, "Would you like to book?"
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