How to Say ‘Table seat’ in Simplified Chinese
位子
wèi zi
[way dzuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [位子] literally means a seat or spot, but in restaurants it often means a table booking spot naturally. You can also hear [座位], which is a bit more formal or literal.
Phrase Breakdown
位子
wèi zi
[way dzuh]
seat; place; spot
位子 refers to a seat or spot, especially in restaurants when asking or reserving a table.
这家店的位子很难订。
Seats at this restaurant are hard to reserve.
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