How to Say ‘I have a reservation for tonight.’ in Spain Spanish
Tengo una reserva para esta noche.
TEN-go OO-nah reh-SEHR-bah PAH-rah EHS-tah NO-cheh
[TEN-go OO-nah reh-SEHR-bah PAH-rah EHS-tah NO-cheh]
Phrase Breakdown
Tengo
[TEN-go]
I have
First person singular of tener, often used when checking in for a booking.
Tengo una reserva para esta noche.
I have a reservation for tonight.
Una reserva
OO-nah reh-SEHR-bah
A reservation
Refers to a booking, for example at a hotel or restaurant.
Tengo una reserva a nombre de López.
I have a reservation under the name López.
Words in this phrase
una
[OO-nah]
a / one
Feminine singular indefinite article before reserva.
Tengo una reserva para las ocho.
I have a reservation for eight o'clock.
reserva
[reh-SEHR-bah]
reservation
A booking made in advance, especially at a restaurant.
La reserva está confirmada para esta noche.
The reservation is confirmed for tonight.
Para esta noche
PAH-rah EHS-tah NO-cheh
For tonight
Indicates the time the reservation is for.
La mesa es para esta noche.
The table is for tonight.
Words in this phrase
para
[PAH-rah]
for
Used to indicate the intended time or purpose.
La reserva es para esta noche.
The reservation is for tonight.
esta
[EHS-tah]
this
Points to a specific feminine noun close in time or context.
Esta noche cenamos fuera.
Tonight we are dining out.
noche
[NO-cheh]
night / evening
Refers to tonight in this sentence.
Tengo planes para la noche.
I have plans for the evening.
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