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How to Say ‘A table for two, please.’ in Mexican Spanish

Una mesa para dos, por favor.

OO-nah MEH-sah PAH-rah dohs por fah-BOR

[OO-nah MEH-sah PAH-rah dohs por fah-BOR]

Phrase Breakdown

Una

[OO-nah]

a

Feminine singular form of 'a' or 'one'; used with feminine nouns.

Example

Una mesa para dos está bien.

A table for two is fine.

mesa

[MEH-sah]

table

Means 'table'; very common when asking for seating at a restaurant.

Example

La mesa está lista.

The table is ready.

para

[PAH-rah]

for

Preposition meaning 'for'; used to indicate the number of people.

Example

Es para mi familia.

It's for my family.

dos

[dohs]

two

Number 'two'; often used when asking for a table or order quantity.

Example

La reserva es para dos personas.

The reservation is for two people.

por

[por]

for

In 'por favor,' this word helps make a polite request.

Example

Gracias por su ayuda.

Thank you for your help.

favor

[fah-BOR]

favor

Means 'favor'; part of the fixed polite phrase 'por favor.'

Example

Le pido un favor al mesero.

I'm asking the waiter a favor.

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