How to Say ‘Shall I do/make’ in Spain Spanish
¿Hago
AH-go
[AH-go]
💬 Usage Tip: [Hago] can mean both "I do" and "I make" depending on the noun after it. In booking situations, Spanish often says [hacer una reserva], where English prefers "make a reservation."
Phrase Breakdown
Hago
[AH-go]
I make / should I make
Hago is the first-person singular of hacer, meaning 'I do' or 'I make.' In this context, it means 'Should I make...?'
Si no hay mesa libre, ¿Hago una reserva para mañana?
If there is no free table, should I make a reservation for tomorrow?
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