How to Say ‘Booked; reserved already’ in Simplified Chinese
订好了
dìng hǎo le
[ding how luh]
💬 Usage Tip: [好了] after an action often means it's completed and ready: [订好了] "it's booked," [准备好了] "it's ready," [安排好了] "it's arranged." It's a very common way to reassure someone that something has been taken care of.
Phrase Breakdown
订好
dìng hǎo
[ding how]
booked; reserved successfully
Means the reservation has been completed successfully.
位置已经订好，您可以放心过来。
The seats have already been booked, so you can come without worry.
了
le
[luh]
particle indicating completion
Here it shows that the booking action has been completed.
都安排好了，欢迎您晚上来。
Everything has been arranged; you are welcome to come tonight.
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