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How to Say ‘The terrace is full’ in Spain Spanish

La terraza está completa

lah teh-RRAH-thah ehs-tah kohm-PLEH-tah

[lah teh-RRAH-thah ehs-tah kohm-PLEH-tah]

💬 Usage Tip: Completa means "fully booked" here, not "complete". It ends in -a to match terraza; for a whole restaurant you'd hear está completo.

Phrase Breakdown

La terraza

lah teh-RRAH-thah

The terrace

Roll the 'rr', and stress 'rra'. In Spain, the 'z' sounds like the English 'th'.

Example

La terraza es muy bonita.

The terrace is very nice.

Words in this phrase

La

[lah]

the

A definite article used before a feminine singular noun.

Example

«La» gente en esa empresa parece amable.

The people in that company seem kind.

terraza

[teh-RRAH-thah]

terrace / patio

Outdoor seating area of a restaurant or bar.

Example

Comemos en la terraza.

We eat on the terrace.

está completa

ehs-tah kohm-PLEH-tah

is fully booked

'Completa' means full or fully booked. Stress 'ple'.

Example

La sala está completa.

The room is full.

Words in this phrase

está

[ehs-tah]

is

A verb used to indicate the existence or state of something.

Example

El libro está en la estantería.

The book is on the shelf.

completa

[kohm-PLEH-tah]

full

Feminine adjective meaning fully booked or with no space left.

Example

La sala está completa.

The room is full.

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