How to Say ‘I reserve for you’ in Spain Spanish
Les reservo
lehs reh-SEHR-boh
[lehs reh-SEHR-boh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Les] here means "for you" when speaking to more than one person or using polite [usted/ustedes]. The pattern is common with service verbs: [les traigo la carta], [les preparo una mesa].
Phrase Breakdown
Les
[lehs]
for you
Indirect object pronoun meaning to you or for you, often plural or formal.
Les reservo una mesa junto a la ventana.
I’ll reserve a table by the window for you.
reservo
[reh-SEHR-boh]
I reserve
From reservar; used by staff when confirming a booking.
Les reservo una mesa para las nueve.
I reserve a table for you for nine o’clock.
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