How to Say ‘I'd like to book for Saturday evening’ in Italian
Vorrei prenotare per sabato sera
vohr-RAY preh-noh-TAH-reh pehr SAH-bah-toh SEH-rah
[vohr-RAY preh-noh-TAH-reh pehr SAH-bah-toh SEH-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: Vorrei "I would like" plus any action is the polite way to ask for something. Swap the action: Vorrei ordinare "I'd like to order", Vorrei pagare "I'd like to pay".
Phrase Breakdown
Vorrei prenotare
vohr-RAY preh-noh-TAH-reh
I would like to book
'Vorrei' is the polite 'I would like'. Roll the 'rr' slightly: vor-REI pre-no-TA-re.
Vorrei prenotare un tavolo.
I'd like to book a table.
Words in this phrase
Vorrei
[vohr-RAY]
I would like
Used to express a polite desire or request.
Al ristorante, dico 'Vorrei' una prenotazione.
At the restaurant, I say 'I would like' a reservation.
prenotare
[preh-noh-TAH-reh]
to book
Verb meaning to make a reservation.
Devo prenotare un tavolo.
I need to book a table.
per sabato sera
pehr SAH-bah-toh SEH-rah
for Saturday evening
'Sabato' is stressed on the first syllable: SA-ba-to.
Siete liberi per sabato sera?
Are you free for Saturday evening?
Words in this phrase
per
[pehr]
for
A preposition used to explain purpose or reason.
Sono qui per conoscere nuove aziende.
I am here to get to know new companies.
sabato
[SAH-bah-toh]
Saturday
Day of the week; no article needed for a specific upcoming Saturday.
Ci vediamo sabato.
See you on Saturday.
sera
[SEH-rah]
Evening
Refers to the end of the day and early hours of the night.
Usciamo spesso di sera.
We often go out in the evening.
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