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How to Say ‘Then it is reserved.’ in Mexican Spanish

Entonces queda reservada.

ehn-TOHN-sehs KEH-dah reh-sehr-VAH-dah

[ehn-TOHN-sehs KEH-dah reh-sehr-VAH-dah]

💬 Usage Tip: [Quedar] often means more than [to remain]. In reservation talk, [queda reservada] means something like "it's now booked/confirmed"; the same pattern works in [queda confirmado].

Phrase Breakdown

Entonces

[ehn-TOHN-sehs]

then / so

Used to conclude or confirm what was just discussed.

Example

Entonces la mesa queda a su nombre.

So the table is under your name.

Queda reservada

KEH-dah reh-sehr-VAH-dah

is reserved

Means the table has been set aside and confirmed.

Example

La mesa queda reservada.

The table is reserved.

Words in this phrase

queda

[KEH-dah]

it is now / it remains

In reservations, queda often means is now confirmed or arranged.

Example

Con eso, su solicitud queda registrada.

With that, your request is recorded.

reservada

[reh-sehr-VAH-dah]

reserved

Describes that the reservation has been made; feminine to match mesa.

Example

Entonces queda reservada la mesa de la terraza.

So the terrace table is reserved.

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