How to Say ‘You reserved / booked’ in Simplified Chinese
您订的是
nín dìng de shì
[neen ding duh shir]
💬 Usage Tip: [是] here points to the detail being confirmed, like 'what you booked is...' This pattern is useful for checking facts: [您订的是四位] or [您订的是晚上七点].
Phrase Breakdown
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
Respectful pronoun used when confirming a guest's booking.
您订的是明天晚上吗？
Did you book for tomorrow evening?
订
dìng
[ding]
to book; to reserve
Used for making a reservation at a restaurant.
您订的是靠窗的位置。
What you reserved is a window seat.
的
de
[duh]
's; nominal marker
Here it connects the verb phrase to what is being identified or confirmed.
您订的是两位，对吗？
What you booked is for two people, right?
是
shì
[shir]
is; are
Used to identify or confirm specific details such as date, time, or party size.
您订的是晚上七点。
What you booked is 7 p.m.
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