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How to Say ‘All set, it's reserved.’ in Mexican Spanish

Listo, quedó apartada.

LEES-toh keh-DOH ah-par-TAH-dah

[LEES-toh keh-DOH ah-par-TAH-dah]

Phrase Breakdown

Listo,

LEES-toh

Done / All set,

Mexicans often say 'listo' to mean 'all set'. Stress 'LIS' and pause briefly at the comma.

Example

Listo, ya terminé.

All set, I'm done.

Words in this phrase

Listo

[LEES-toh]

ready / fixed

"Listo" means something is ready, done, or fixed.

Example

Si queda listo hoy, le aviso al dueño.

If it’s ready today, I’ll let the landlord know.

quedó apartada.

keh-DOH ah-par-TAH-dah

it's been reserved.

'Quedó' (from 'quedar') signals the final result. Stress the end: 'ke-DÓ'.

Example

Su mesa quedó apartada.

Your table has been reserved.

Words in this phrase

quedó

[keh-DOH]

was left / ended up

Past of 'quedar'; describes the resulting state of something.

Example

La reservación quedó confirmada.

The reservation ended up confirmed.

apartada

[ah-par-TAH-dah]

reserved

Feminine form meaning set aside or booked.

Example

La mesa ya está apartada.

The table is already reserved.

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