Restaurant reservations Part 2: Inquiring about parking or valet services.

💬 [訂位] is the common Taiwan way to say making a reservation at a restaurant. You can reuse it directly in [我想訂位] or add details after it, like [訂晚上七點].

💬 With clock times, [點] marks the hour: [六點], [七點], [八點]. To add minutes, just continue after it, like [六點半] or [六點十五分].

💬 Chinese time phrases usually go from bigger to smaller: [今晚] + [六點]. You can reuse that order with other times too, like [明天中午十二點].

💬 For party size in reservations, [位] is the polite counter for people, so [四位] sounds more customer-service friendly than [四個人]. You can swap the number: [兩位], [六位].

💬 [我想] often softens a request and can sound like [I'd like to], not just a strong [I want]. You can reuse it before an action: [我想訂位] or [我想改時間].

💬 [我想] before a verb is a very common polite way to make a request in Taiwan. You can swap in another action: [我想取消訂位] or [我想問一下].

💬 [已經] means [already] and usually comes before the action: [已經保留], [已經安排好了]. It often helps reassure someone that something has been taken care of.