How to Say ‘You're booked.’ in Portuguese
Fica reservado.
FEE-kah reh-zair-VAH-doo
[FEE-kah reh-zair-VAH-doo]
💬 Usage Tip: Fica literally means "it stays", and here it signals that something is now settled. reservado would become reservada if it referred to a mesa.
Phrase Breakdown
Fica
[FEE-kah]
it is set / it will be
Used to confirm the final plan or booking.
Então fica para sábado às oito. A reserva fica confirmada.
So it’s set for Saturday at eight. The reservation is confirmed.
reservado
[reh-zair-VAH-doo]
reserved / booked
Past participle used adjectivally to show the table has been booked.
Em “Fica reservado”, “reservado” indica que a mesa está marcada.
In “Fica reservado,” “reservado” indicates that the table is booked.
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