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How to Say ‘The reservation is made.’ in Portuguese

A reserva está feita.

ah Ray-SAYR-vah es-TAH FAY-tah

[ah Ray-SAYR-vah es-TAH FAY-tah]

💬 Usage Tip: Está feita literally means something like is done, and Portuguese uses this a lot for completed arrangements. You can hear the same idea in está marcado for an appointment or booking that is set.

Phrase Breakdown

A

[ah]

The

Definite article used to specify a noun that is known to the reader.

Example

'A' reserva está confirmada.

'The' reservation is confirmed.

reserva

[Ray-SAYR-vah]

reservation

A booking made in advance to secure a table, seat, or other accommodation.

Example

Precisamos reconfirmar a 'reserva'.

We need to reconfirm the 'reservation'.

está

[es-TAH]

is

Used to describe or indicate a state or condition.

Example

'Está' feita a entrada no hotel.

'Is' done the check-in at the hotel.

feita

[FAY-tah]

made

Completed; achieved a desired action or goal.

Example

'Feita' com antecedência, a reserva é bem-vinda.

'Made' in advance, the reservation is welcome.

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