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How to Say ‘To make a reservation’ in Spain Spanish

Hacer una reserva

ah-SAIR OO-nah reh-SER-bah

[ah-SAIR OO-nah reh-SER-bah]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish uses hacer with reserva: hacer una reserva, literally "make a reservation." You can swap in the common verb reservar too: Quiero reservar una mesa.

Phrase Breakdown

Hacer

[ah-SAIR]

To make

To create or arrange something.

Example

Debemos hacer una reserva con anticipación.

We should make a reservation in advance.

Una reserva

OO-nah reh-SER-bah

Words in this phrase

una

[OO-nah]

An indefinite article used with nouns.

Example

Voy a hacer una reserva pronto.

I am going to make a reservation soon.

reserva

[reh-SER-bah]

Reservation

An arrangement to secure a place or service.

Example

Hice una reserva para dos.

I made a reservation for two.

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