How to Say ‘Reserve’ in Traditional Chinese
訂
dìng
[ding]
💬 Usage Tip: 訂 is the verb "book/reserve," and it combines with many things: 訂位 for reserve a table, 訂房 for book a room. In Taiwan restaurant talk, you'll hear 訂位 very often.
Phrase Breakdown
訂
dìng
[ding]
reserve
A verb meaning to arrange in advance to use something such as a seat, table, or room.
我想要訂一個靠窗的位子。
I would like to reserve a seat by the window.
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