Restaurant reservations Part 4: Asking about accessibility features for disabled guests.
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Key Phrases
Vorrei prenotare un tavolo per domenica.
I would like to book a table for Sunday.
Per quattro persone: due adulti e due bambini.
For four people: two adults and two children.
Il ristorante è accessibile? C'è anche spazio comodo tra i tavoli?
Is the restaurant accessible? Is there comfortable space between the tables?
Skills You'll Learn
How to make a restaurant reservation and say the day and time.
Come prenotare un tavolo al ristorante e dire il giorno e l'ora.
How to say the number of guests and describe the group.
Come dire il numero di persone e descrivere il gruppo.
How to ask about wheelchair accessibility, ramps, bathrooms, and table space.
Come chiedere informazioni su accessibilità, rampa, bagno accessibile e spazio tra i tavoli.
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you are calling an Italian restaurant to book a table for Sunday for your family. During the reservation, you also ask practical questions about wheelchair accessibility and space between the tables to make sure the visit will be comfortable for everyone.
Buonasera, vorrei prenotare un tavolo per domenica.
Good evening, I would like to reserve a table for Sunday.
Certo, per quante persone?
Sure, for how many people?
Per quattro persone, due adulti e due bambini.
For four people, two adults and two children.
Va benissimo. A che ora desiderate venire?
Perfectly fine. What time would you like to come?
Alle tredici, se possibile. Vorrei anche chiedere una cosa.
At one o’clock, if possible. I’d also like to ask something.
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Buonasera.
bwoh-nah-SEH-rah
Good evening.
Vorrei
voh-RAY
I would like
💬 [Vorrei] is softer than a plain [voglio] for requests, so it's the standard polite way to say "I'd like…". You can reuse it with another verb: [vorrei chiedere] "I'd like to ask," [vorrei sapere] "I'd like to know."
See breakdown →Prenotare
preh-noh-TAH-reh
To book / to reserve
Un tavolo
oon TAH-voh-loh
A table
Vorrei prenotare un tavolo.
voh-RAY preh-noh-tah-REH oon TAH-voh-loh
I would like to book a table.
💬 [Vorrei] makes the request polite and less direct than [voglio]. It's a very reusable pattern: [vorrei prenotare], [vorrei chiedere], [vorrei sapere].
See breakdown →Per domenica.
pehr doh-MEH-nee-kah
For Sunday.
Certo.
CHEHR-toh
Of course.
Per quante persone?
pehr KWAHN-teh pehr-SOH-neh
For how many people?
Per quattro persone.
pehr KWAHT-troh pehr-SOH-neh
For four people.
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