How to Say ‘Your reservation is ready.’ in Mexican Spanish
Tu reserva queda lista.
too reh-SEHR-vah KEH-dah LEES-tah
[too reh-SEHR-vah KEH-dah LEES-tah]
Phrase Breakdown
Tu reserva
too reh-SEHR-vah
your reservation
Refers to the booking made for the customer.
Tu reserva está confirmada.
Your reservation is confirmed.
Words in this phrase
Tu
[too]
your
Possessive adjective used to address the customer directly.
Tu reserva queda lista para esta noche.
Your reservation is ready for tonight.
reserva
[reh-SEHR-vah]
reservation
A planned booking, especially for a restaurant table.
Tu reserva queda lista después de confirmar la hora.
Your reservation is ready after confirming the time.
Queda lista
KEH-dah LEES-tah
is ready / is set
A natural way to say the reservation has been completed and is now ready.
La mesa queda lista a las ocho.
The table will be ready at eight.
Words in this phrase
queda
[KEH-dah]
is ready / is set
In this context, it indicates the reservation has been arranged successfully.
La mesa queda disponible y tu reserva queda lista.
The table becomes available and your reservation is ready.
lista
[LEES-tah]
ready
Used to show that something has been prepared or finalized.
Tu reserva queda lista con esta confirmación.
Your reservation is ready with this confirmation.
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