How to Say ‘All set, your reservation is confirmed.’ in Mexican Spanish
Listo, quedó su reservación.
LEES-toh keh-DOH soo reh-sehr-bah-SYOHN
[LEES-toh keh-DOH soo reh-sehr-bah-SYOHN]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: reservación is the usual word in Mexico, while Spain says reserva. Listo "all set" is a very common Mexican way to close a deal.
Phrase Breakdown
Listo,
LEES-toh
All set / Done,
Mexicans often say 'listo' to mean 'done' or 'ready'. Say 'LEES-to' with a short pause after it.
Listo, ya podemos irnos.
Done, we can go now.
Words in this phrase
Listo
[LEES-toh]
ready / finished
"Listo" means "ready" or "finished."
El calentador quede listo hoy sería ideal.
It would be ideal if the heater were ready today.
quedó su reservación.
keh-DOH soo reh-sehr-bah-SYOHN
your reservation is confirmed.
'Su' is the polite form of 'your'. Let your voice fall at the end.
Quedó su cita para el lunes.
Your appointment is set for Monday.
Words in this phrase
quedó
[keh-DOH]
was left / ended up
Past of 'quedar'; describes the resulting state of something.
La reservación quedó confirmada.
The reservation ended up confirmed.
su
[soo]
your
A formal possessive adjective meaning "your," used with usted.
Agradezco su paciencia y su ayuda.
I appreciate your patience and your help.
reservación
[reh-sehr-bah-SYOHN]
reservation
A booking; the common word in Mexico (Spain prefers 'reserva').
Hice una reservación para dos.
I made a reservation for two.
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