How to Say ‘It is reserved.’ in Mexican Spanish
Queda reservada.
KEH-dah reh-sehr-VAH-dah
[KEH-dah reh-sehr-VAH-dah]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often leaves out who is doing the action when it's obvious, so [Queda reservada] means "it is reserved," with [reservada] matching the feminine thing being reserved, like [la mesa]. If it were [el lugar], you'd hear [Queda reservado].
Phrase Breakdown
Queda
[KEH-dah]
is left / becomes / is confirmed
In this restaurant context, "queda" is used to confirm that something is set or arranged.
Perfecto, queda confirmada la mesa y Queda reservada.
Perfect, the table is confirmed and it is reserved.
reservada
[reh-sehr-VAH-dah]
reserved
"Reservada" means reserved, usually agreeing with a feminine noun like "mesa" or "reserva."
La mesa queda reservada; sí, reservada para las ocho.
The table is reserved; yes, reserved for eight o’clock.
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