How to Say ‘It's already fully booked’ in Traditional Chinese
已經客滿了
yǐ jīng kè mǎn le
[yǐjīng kèmǎn luh]
💬 Usage Tip: 已經 (yǐ jīng) "already" usually pairs with 了 at the end to show the situation has now changed. Compare 已經關門了 "already closed".
Phrase Breakdown
已經
yǐ jīng
[yǐjīng]
already
Indicates that something has happened before now.
我已經準備好了。
I am already ready.
客滿
kè mǎn
[kèmǎn]
fully booked
Said of restaurants or hotels when no seats or rooms remain.
今天晚上餐廳客滿。
The restaurant is fully booked tonight.
了
le
[luh]
particle indicating a new situation or change
A very common sentence-final particle that shows a completed action or a change of state, like the feeling after a tense moment.
球場突然安靜了，大家都不說話了。
The stadium suddenly became quiet, and everyone stopped talking.
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