How to Say ‘For tomorrow at eight.’ in Mexican Spanish
Para mañana a las ocho.
PAH-rah mahn-YAH-nah ah lahs OH-choh
[PAH-rah mahn-YAH-nah ah lahs OH-choh]
Phrase Breakdown
Para
[PAH-rah]
for
"Para" here indicates the intended date or time for the reservation.
La reserva es Para mañana a las ocho, si tienen menú especial.
The reservation is for tomorrow at eight, if you have a special menu.
mañana
[mahn-YAH-nah]
tomorrow
"Mañana" means tomorrow, often used when setting a reservation date.
Quisiera la mesa para mañana, porque mañana celebramos un cumpleaños.
I’d like the table for tomorrow, because tomorrow we are celebrating a birthday.
A las ocho
ah lahs OH-choh
at eight o’clock
Time expression indicating 8:00.
Llegamos a las ocho.
We arrive at eight o’clock.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
at / to
Here, "a" is used before the time to mean "at."
La reservación es Para mañana a las ocho, y a esa hora preguntaré por promociones.
The reservation is for tomorrow at eight, and at that time I will ask about promotions.
las
[lahs]
the
"Las" is part of the standard time expression "las ocho" for eight o’clock.
La mesa es para mañana a las ocho, y las bebidas no están incluidas.
The table is for tomorrow at eight, and the drinks are not included.
ocho
[OH-choh]
eight
"Ocho" means eight, used here to specify the reservation time.
La reserva es para mañana a las ocho, porque ocho es la única hora libre.
The reservation is for tomorrow at eight, because eight is the only free time.
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