How to Say ‘It's fully booked’ in Spain Spanish
Está completo
es-TAH kom-PLEH-toh
[es-TAH kom-PLEH-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: completo here means "full, no space left", not "finished". You'll see the same word on hotel and car park signs.
Phrase Breakdown
Está
[es-TAH]
it is
From estar, used to indicate location.
La entrada está justo ahí, frente al taxi.
The entrance is right there, in front of the taxi.
completo
[kom-PLEH-toh]
full / complete
Describes something with little or no space left; in restaurants, nearly no tables available.
El comedor está casi completo.
The dining room is almost full.
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