How to Say ‘To have a reservation’ in Traditional Chinese
有訂位
yǒu dìng wèi
[yǒu dìngwèi]
💬 Usage Tip: 訂位 (dìng wèi) literally means "book a seat", and here it works as a thing you can have. You can swap in other things the same way: 有空 "to be free".
Phrase Breakdown
有
yǒu
[yǒu]
have
Indicates possession or existence of something.
我有一個好朋友。
I have a good friend.
訂位
dìng wèi
[dìngwèi]
reservation
A booked table at a restaurant.
我今天晚上有訂位。
I have a reservation tonight.
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