How to Say ‘It is booked.’ in Portuguese
Ficou reservado.
fee-KOH hez-ehr-VAH-doo
[fee-KOH hez-ehr-VAH-doo]
💬 Usage Tip: [Ficou reservado] literally means something like "it ended up reserved" or "it became reserved," but in practice it means the booking is now confirmed. Portuguese often uses [ficar] this way for the result of an action.
Phrase Breakdown
Ficou
[fee-KOH]
it is / it became
Used here to indicate that the booking has been successfully arranged.
Ficou reservado para amanhã às nove.
It is reserved for tomorrow at nine.
reservado
[hez-ehr-VAH-doo]
reserved
Means the table or booking has been confirmed and set aside.
Já está reservado em seu nome.
It is already reserved under your name.
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