How to Say ‘Should I make the reservation?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Hago la reserva?
AH-go lah reh-SER-bah
[AH-go lah reh-SER-bah]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the present tense to ask "shall I...?" politely: [¿Hago la reserva?], [¿Llamo yo?]. It's a softer, more natural choice than trying to build a direct future form.
Phrase Breakdown
Hago
[AH-go]
I make / should I make
Hago is from hacer and here asks whether to make the booking.
Si le parece bien, ¿Hago la reserva?
If that seems good to you, shall I make the reservation?
La reserva
lah reh-SER-bah
The reservation
Refers to the booking being made.
La reserva está confirmada.
The reservation is confirmed.
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
the
la is the feminine singular article 'the,' used with reserva.
En ¿Hago la reserva?, la acompaña a una palabra femenina.
In 'Shall I make the reservation?', la accompanies a feminine word.
reserva
[reh-SER-bah]
reservation
reserva means a reserved booking, such as a restaurant table booking.
¿Hago la reserva? para las ocho de la tarde.
Should I make the reservation? for eight in the evening.
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