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How to Say ‘You will have your table there.’ in Mexican Spanish

Ahí tendrá su mesa.

ah-EE tehn-DRAH soo MEH-sah

[ah-EE tehn-DRAH soo MEH-sah]

Phrase Breakdown

Ahí

[ah-EE]

there

Adverb pointing to a place near the listener or visible nearby.

Example

El letrero está ahí.

The sign is there.

tendrá su mesa.

tehn-DRAH soo MEH-sah

you will have your table.

The future tense of 'tener' in the polite usted form. Say ten-DRAH-soo-MEH-sah, ending in a falling tone.

Example

Usted tendrá su mesa a las ocho.

You will have your table at eight.

Words in this phrase

tendrá

[tehn-DRAH]

you will have

Future of 'tener', formal 'usted' form.

Example

Mañana tendrá la respuesta.

Tomorrow you will have the answer.

su

[soo]

your

A formal possessive adjective meaning "your," used with usted.

Example

Agradezco su paciencia y su ayuda.

I appreciate your patience and your help.

mesa

[MEH-sah]

table

Feminine noun for a table, e.g. at a restaurant.

Example

La mesa está lista.

The table is ready.

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