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How to Say ‘Can you make a reservation’ in Portuguese

Pode reservar

POH-duh reh-zair-VAR

[POH-duh reh-zair-VAR]

💬 Usage Tip: [Pode] with another verb is often used to make requests politely: [Pode reservar...?], [Pode repetir...?]. Literally it's [can you], but in use it often works like [could you].

Phrase Breakdown

Pode

[POH-duh]

can / may / you can

Form of poder used to ask about possibility or permission.

Example

Na expressão “Pode reservar”, “Pode” pergunta sobre a possibilidade de marcar mesa.

In the expression “Pode reservar,” “Pode” asks about the possibility of booking a table.

reservar

[reh-zair-VAR]

to reserve / to book

Verb used for booking a table, room, or service in advance.

Example

Em “Pode reservar”, “reservar” significa fazer a marcação com antecedência.

In “Pode reservar,” “reservar” means making the booking in advance.

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