How to Say ‘I'll reserve a table for you.’ in Italian
Vi riservo un tavolo.
vee ree-ZEHR-voh oon TAH-voh-loh
[vee ree-ZEHR-voh oon TAH-voh-loh]
Phrase Breakdown
Vi
[vee]
for you / you
Means to you or for you; used by staff when speaking politely to guests.
Vi riservo un tavolo vicino alla vetrata.
I'll reserve a table near the window for you.
riservo
[ree-ZEHR-voh]
I reserve
First person singular of riservare; used to confirm a reservation action.
Riservo io il tavolo per le otto.
I'll reserve the table for eight o'clock.
Un tavolo
oon TAH-voh-loh
A table
The object being reserved.
Ho trovato un tavolo libero.
I found a free table.
Words in this phrase
un
[oon]
a
Masculine singular indefinite article used before tavolo.
Vorrei un tavolo tranquillo per due.
I would like a quiet table for two.
tavolo
[TAH-voh-loh]
table
A restaurant table; one of the most common words when making reservations.
Il tavolo all'aperto è già pronto.
The outdoor table is already ready.
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