How to Say ‘I'd like to reserve the table.’ in Mexican Spanish
Entonces aparto la mesa.
ehn-TOHN-sehs ah-PAHR-toh lah MEH-sah
[ehn-TOHN-sehs ah-PAHR-toh lah MEH-sah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This sounds natural in Mexico, but from a customer it can come off a bit direct since it literally says "then I reserve the table." If you want to sound softer, [Entonces, ¿me aparta una mesa?] or [Entonces, quisiera reservar una mesa] is more typical.
Phrase Breakdown
Entonces
[ehn-TOHN-sehs]
then
A transition word meaning then or so, often used to confirm a decision.
Entonces aparto la mesa para mañana.
Then I’ll reserve the table for tomorrow.
Aparto la mesa
ah-PAHR-toh lah MEH-sah
I reserve the table
'Apartar' means to set aside or reserve; here it means to reserve the table.
Aparto la mesa para las ocho.
I reserve the table for eight o’clock.
Words in this phrase
aparto
[ah-PAHR-toh]
I reserve
In Mexican Spanish, aparto can mean I reserve or set aside.
Entonces aparto la mesa a su nombre.
Then I’ll reserve the table under your name.
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular article meaning the.
Entonces aparto la mesa del rincón.
Then I’ll reserve the corner table.
mesa
[MEH-sah]
table
A restaurant table for guests.
Entonces aparto la mesa para esta noche.
Then I’ll reserve the table for tonight.
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