How to Say ‘Your reservation is set’ in Mexican Spanish
Queda su reservación
KEH-dah Soo reh-sehr-vah-SYON
[KEH-dah Soo reh-sehr-vah-SYON]
💬 Usage Tip: queda literally means "stays" or "remains", but here it means something is settled. Mexico says reservación, while Spain prefers reserva.
Phrase Breakdown
Queda
[KEH-dah]
is set / remains
From 'quedar'; here it means something is confirmed or arranged.
Queda confirmada la mesa para cuatro.
The table for four is confirmed.
su
[Soo]
Your
Refers to ownership or relation to the person being spoken to.
Su reservación está lista.
Your reservation is ready.
reservación
[reh-sehr-vah-SYON]
Reservation
A noun referring to the action of reserving something, such as a table.
Necesitamos 'reservación' para cuatro personas.
We need a reservation for four people.
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