Restaurant reservations Part 4: Asking about accessibility features for disabled guests.

💬 Pronounced as (nee-how). A simple greeting used anytime during the day.

🇨🇳 A very common and versatile greeting in Mandarin used by people of all ages.

💬 Literally means 'I think', but frequently used for expressing desire or intention.

🇨🇳 Useful for polite requests in many social settings, including restaurants.

💬 This character is often found in words related to making reservations.

💬 This character is versatile, used in phrases to book something, like a hotel or a table.

💬 Combination of [预] and [订], commonly used together for reserving in advance.

🇨🇳 Reservations are quite common in Chinese restaurants, especially on weekends.

💬 Pronounced as (suh), be careful not to confuse with 10 [十] pronounced (shi).

🇨🇳 The number four [四] can be associated with bad luck in Chinese culture as it sounds like 'death' [死].

💬 A very common character, also used to denote people in different contexts.

🇨🇳 In restaurant lingo, it often follows a number to indicate 'people'.

💬 Used in specific contexts, like furniture or restaurant lingo.

💬 Literally translates as 'four-person table'.

🇨🇳 Tables for various group sizes are often specified when making reservations in China.