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How to Say ‘I have a reservation for seven tonight.’ in Traditional Chinese

我訂了今晚七點。

wǒ dìng le jīn wǎn qī diǎn

[wǒ dìng le jīnwǎn qī diǎn]

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan this is the usual way to open a call or check in at the host stand. Staff will often reply by asking for your surname or phone number to find the booking.

Phrase Breakdown

我訂了

wǒ dìng le

I booked

Stress 訂 (dìng, 4th tone). Keep 了 light.

Example

我訂了兩個人。

I booked for two people.

Words in this phrase

我

wǒ

[wǒ]

A pronoun referring to oneself.

Example

我是老師。

I am a teacher.

訂

dìng

[dìng]

to reserve; to book

Verb meaning to make a reservation in advance.

Example

我想訂兩個位子。

I'd like to reserve two seats.

了

[le]

completed action marker

Indicates an action has been completed.

Example

他已經走了。

He has already left.

今晚七點。

jīn wǎn qī diǎn

tonight at seven.

今晚 means 'tonight' and 七點 means 'seven o'clock'.

Example

今晚七點見。

See you tonight at seven.

Words in this phrase

今晚

jīn wǎn

[jīnwǎn]

tonight

This evening; the night of today.

Example

今晚你有空嗎？

Are you free tonight?

七點

qī diǎn

[qī diǎn]

seven o'clock

The time 7:00.

Example

我們七點見。

See you at seven.

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