Restaurant reservations Part 3 (Advanced): Confirming the reservation details, including date, time, and number of guests.

🇯🇵 Use [もしもし] only on the phone, not when greeting someone face to face. In a reservation call, it's a normal way to open before stating your request.

💬 [の] links nouns so the first one describes the second: [今晩の予約] = tonight's reservation. You can reuse this pattern with time words like [明日の予約] or [七時の予約].

💬 [～したいです] means "I'd like to do ~" and is a polite way to say what you want. Swap in other verbs the same way: [変更したいです] = I'd like to change it.

💬 [～したいです] means "I'd like to do ~" and is a polite way to say what you want. Swap in other verbs the same way: [確認したいです], [変更したいです], [キャンセルしたいです].

💬 [お願いいたします] is a very polite service-style version of [お願いします]. You'll hear it a lot from staff when asking for details like your name or phone number.

💬 [お願いいたします] is a very polite service-style way to ask for something. Here it literally follows [お名前を], but in natural English it's just "May I have your name, please?"

🇯🇵 This is very standard customer-service language. You usually don't need to match it exactly; a simpler reply like your name plus [です] is fine.