How to Say ‘It's reserved’ in Mexican Spanish
Queda reservado
KEH-dah reh-sehr-VAH-doh
[KEH-dah reh-sehr-VAH-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: Queda literally means "remains", but queda reservado signals that the booking is now confirmed. You'll hear the same pattern in queda confirmado "it's confirmed".
Phrase Breakdown
Queda
[KEH-dah]
it stays / it's set
From 'quedar'; means something remains arranged.
La cita queda para el lunes.
The appointment is set for Monday.
reservado
[reh-sehr-VAH-doh]
reserved
Past participle of 'reservar', booked in advance.
La mesa está reservada; el salón está reservado.
The table is reserved; the room is reserved.
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