How to Say ‘To make a reservation’ in Mexican Spanish
Hacer una reservación
ah-SEHR OO-nah reh-sehr-bah-SYOHN
[ah-SEHR OO-nah reh-sehr-bah-SYOHN]
💬 Usage Tip: In Mexico, [hacer una reservación] is natural for "make a reservation." You can swap the noun: [hacer una pregunta], [hacer un pedido].
Phrase Breakdown
Hacer
[ah-SEHR]
to make / to do
The verb used here to mean 'to make' a reservation.
Quiero hacer una reservación para esta noche.
I want to make a reservation for tonight.
una
[OO-nah]
a / one
A feminine singular article meaning 'a' or 'one.'
Necesito una reservación para cuatro personas.
I need a reservation for four people.
reservación
[reh-sehr-bah-SYOHN]
reservation
A booking made ahead of time for a table at a restaurant.
Tengo una reservación a nombre de López.
I have a reservation under the name López.
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