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Scene illustrating a Mexican Spanish-language restaurant reservations part 2 conversation

Key Phrases

Quiero reservar una mesa para mañana en la noche.

I'd like to reserve a table for tomorrow night.

¿Para cuántas personas sería? Seríamos cuatro.

For how many people would it be? There will be four of us.

Una persona no come gluten y otra es vegetariana.

One person does not eat gluten, and another is vegetarian.

Skills You'll Learn

How to make a restaurant reservation politely.

Cómo hacer una reservación en un restaurante de manera amable.

How to say the number of people and request a specific time.

Cómo decir cuántas personas son y pedir una hora específica.

How to mention dietary restrictions and ask for a quiet table near the window.

Cómo mencionar restricciones alimentarias y pedir una mesa tranquila cerca de la ventana.

Lesson Roleplay

Imagine you are calling a restaurant in Mexico to reserve a table for tomorrow evening, asking about the time, number of people, dietary restrictions, and a quiet table by the window.

Hola, buenas tardes. Quiero reservar una mesa para mañana en la noche.

Hello, good afternoon. I’d like to reserve a table for tomorrow night.

Claro, con gusto. ¿Para cuántas personas sería?

Of course, with pleasure. How many people will there be?

Seríamos cuatro, por favor, a las ocho si se puede.

There will be four of us, please, at eight if possible.

Sí, tenemos lugar a las ocho. ¿Tienen alguna restricción alimentaria?

Yes, we have availability at eight. Do you have any dietary restrictions?

Sí, una persona no come gluten y otra es vegetariana.

Yes, one person does not eat gluten and another is vegetarian.

Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases

🌞

Buenas tardes.

BWEH-nahs TAR-dehs

Good afternoon.

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👉

Quiero

KYEH-roh

I want to

🇲🇽 [Quiero reservar una mesa] is common and understood, but a slightly softer, more natural way with staff is [Quisiera reservar una mesa] or [Me gustaría reservar una mesa].

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📅

Reservar

reh-sehr-BAHR

To reserve

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🪑

Una mesa

OO-nah MEH-sah

A table

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👉📅🪑

Quiero reservar una mesa.

KYEH-roh reh-sehr-BAHR OO-nah MEH-sah

I'd like to reserve a table.

🇲🇽 [Quiero reservar una mesa] is direct but normal. If you want to sound a bit more polished with restaurant staff, [Quisiera reservar una mesa] is a common upgrade.

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📆

Para mañana

PAH-rah mahn-YAH-nah

For tomorrow

🇲🇽 In Mexico, [mañana en la noche] is a normal way to mean tomorrow evening/night. You could also hear [mañana por la noche], but [en la noche] is very common in everyday speech.

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🌆

En la noche

ehn lah NOH-cheh

In the evening

🇲🇽 In Mexico, [en la noche] is a very natural everyday way to talk about the evening/night. Don't expect only [por la noche]; both are used.

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📆🌙

Para mañana en la noche.

PAH-rah mahn-YAH-nah ehn lah NOH-cheh

For tomorrow night.

🇲🇽 In Mexico, [mañana en la noche] sounds natural for tomorrow evening/night. It's the kind of wording you'd commonly use on the phone with a restaurant.

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Claro.

KLAH-roh

Of course.

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