How to Say ‘Your table for four is booked’ in Traditional Chinese
已經幫您預訂好四個人的座位
💬 Usage Tip: Combines all elements to report a reservation status with politeness.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: A clear and polite way to confirm dinner plans, important in Taiwanese hospitality.
Phrase Breakdown
已經
幫您
預訂好
四個人的座位
Word-by-Word Breakdown
已經
[yǐ jīng]
already
Indicates that something has happened or been done before now.
我們已經幫您預訂好四個人的座位。
We have already reserved a table for four people for you.
幫
[bāng]
to help
To make it easier for someone to do something by offering one's services or resources.
我可以幫您預訂座位。
I can help you book the seats.
您
[nín]
you (polite)
A polite form to address someone directly.
這是幫您的建議。
This is a suggestion for you.
預訂好
[yù dìng hǎo]
reserved
To have a space or item kept for future use.
您已經預訂好座位了嗎？
Have you already reserved the seats?
四
[sì]
four
The number equaling more than three but less than five.
請為我們四個人預訂座位。
Please reserve a table for four people for us.
個
[gè]
measure word for people
Used to quantify people and many other things.
我需要四個杯子。
I need four cups.
人
[rén]
people
Human beings in general or considered collectively.
我們有五個人要參加。
We have five people participating.
的
[de]
of
Indicating possession, relationship, or description.
這是她的手機。
This is her phone.
座位
[zuò wèi]
seat
A thing made or used for sitting on, such as a chair or stool.
請找到您的座位。
Please find your seat.
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