How to Say ‘Have booked it / reserved it’ in Traditional Chinese
訂好了
dìng hǎo le
[ding-how luh]
💬 Usage Tip: [好了] after a verb often means the action is completed and settled, not literally "good." So [訂好了] is "it's booked / all set," just like [準備好了] means "ready."
Phrase Breakdown
訂好
dìng hǎo
[ding-how]
have reserved successfully; finished booking
Means the reservation has been completed properly.
您的位子已經訂好了。
Your table has already been booked.
了
le
[luh]
completed-action particle
Placed after a verb to show completion or a new situation.
我幫您訂好了。
I've booked it for you.
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