How to Say ‘Availability’ in Traditional Chinese
空位
kōng wèi
[koong way]
💬 Usage Tip: [空位] literally means an empty seat or spot, but in restaurants it often works like "availability." You'll hear both [空位] and the more casual [位子] in the same situation.
Phrase Breakdown
空位
kōng wèi
[koong way]
available seat; empty table
Refers to open seating that has not been reserved or occupied.
如果您早一點來，可能還有空位。
If you come a bit earlier, there may still be available seats.
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