How to Say ‘I reserve for them’ in Mexican Spanish
Les reservo
lehs reh-SEHR-boh
[lehs reh-SEHR-boh]
💬 Usage Tip: In Mexico, [les reservo] can mean "I'll reserve for you" when speaking politely to one person or more than one. [Les] here often covers both "for you" and "for them," so context tells you which one it means.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Staff may use [les] even with a single customer as a polite service tone. Don't be surprised if plural-looking wording is aimed at just you.
Phrase Breakdown
Les
[lehs]
for you / to you
An indirect object pronoun meaning "to you" or "for you" in a polite or plural sense.
Les reservo una mesa junto a la ventana.
I reserve a table by the window for you.
reservo
[reh-SEHR-boh]
I reserve
A verb form meaning "I reserve" or "I book."
Con gusto, Les reservo para las siete.
With pleasure, I’ll reserve for you for seven o’clock.
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