How to Say ‘Under what name’ in Traditional Chinese
預訂的名字是
yù dìng de míng zì shì
[yù dìng de míng zi shì]
💬 Usage Tip: In 預訂的名字是, the 的 links 預訂 to 名字, giving the sense of "the name for the reservation." In natural English this becomes "under what name," but Chinese says it more like "the reservation's name is...?"
Phrase Breakdown
預訂
yù dìng
[yù dìng]
to reserve
To arrange in advance to have something, like a table or a seat, made available for one's use.
預訂的名字是張先生。
The reservation is under Mr. Zhang's name.
的
de
[de]
possessive particle
Used to indicate possession, similar to 'of'.
預訂的名字是張先生。
The reservation is under Mr. Zhang's name.
名字
míng zì
[míng zi]
name
A word or set of words by which a person or thing is known, addressed, or referred to.
預訂的名字是張先生。
The reservation is under Mr. Zhang's name.
是
shì
[shì]
to be
Used to describe the identity or attributes of something or someone.
預訂的名字是張先生。
The reservation is under Mr. Zhang's name.
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