How to Say ‘Your reservation is booked’ in Mexican Spanish
Quedó su reservación
keh-DOH soo reh-sehr-bah-SYOHN
[keh-DOH soo reh-sehr-bah-SYOHN]
💬 Usage Tip: quedó literally means "stayed" or "remained", but here it means something got settled or done. You'll also hear ya quedó "it's done" all the time in Mexico.
Phrase Breakdown
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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