How to Say ‘Which day would you like to reserve?’ in Simplified Chinese
您想订哪一天?
nín xiǎng dìng nǎ yī tiān
[neen shyang ding nah ee tyen]
💬 Usage Tip: In Chinese, the question word stays in the normal statement position, so [您想订哪一天] matches the shape of [您想订这周六]. This is a very common pattern for making questions.
Phrase Breakdown
您想
nín xiǎng
Would you like to / do you want to
Polite form of “你想,” often used in customer service.
您想喝茶吗?
Would you like to drink tea?
Words in this phrase
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
A respectful form of 'you' used in customer service.
您想订哪一天?
Which day would you like to book?
想
xiǎng
[shyang]
want to; would like to
Used to politely ask about someone’s preference.
您想订哪一天?
Which day would you like to book?
订哪一天
dìng nǎ yī tiān
which day to reserve
Asks which date the reservation should be for.
您想订哪一天?
Which day would you like to reserve?
Words in this phrase
订
dìng
[ding]
to book; to reserve
The verb used for reserving tables or seats.
您想订哪一天?
Which day would you like to book?
哪
nǎ
[nah]
which
Question word asking for a specific choice.
您想订哪一天?
Which day would you like to book?
一
yī
[ee]
one; a
Part of the phrase for asking about a day.
您想订哪一天?
Which day would you like to book?
天
tiān
[tyen]
day
Refers to the date or day of booking.
您想订哪一天?
Which day would you like to book?
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