How to Say “I Have a Reservation” in Turkish
The usual way to say “I have a reservation” in Turkish is Rezervasyonum var. It is neutral: safe in almost any situation. Below are 3 alternatives, how to reply, an example dialogue and the grammar behind it.
In Turkish
Rezervasyonum var
- Literally
- “my reservation exists”
- Register
- Neutralsafe in almost any situation
How Rezervasyonum var is built
- rezervasyonreservation
- -ummy
- varthere is
Other ways to say “I have a reservation”
- Smith adına rezervasyonum varNeutral
“I have a reservation under Smith”
Adına = in the name of.
- Rezervasyon yaptırmıştımNeutral
“I had made a reservation”
Past perfect: done in advance.
- İnternetten rezervasyon yaptımNeutral
“I booked online”
Ablative: “from the internet”.
How to reply
Hoş geldiniz. İsminiz?
Welcome. Your name?
Pasaportunuzu alabilir miyim?
May I have your passport?
Example dialogue
- A
İyi akşamlar, Miller adına rezervasyonum var.
Good evening, I have a reservation under Miller.
- B
Hoş geldiniz. Odanız üçüncü katta.
Welcome. Your room is on the third floor.
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“I have a reservation” in Turkish: FAQ
How do you say “I have a reservation” in Turkish?
The most common way is Rezervasyonum var (literally “my reservation exists”), which is neutral: safe in almost any situation. You will also hear Smith adına rezervasyonum var (“I have a reservation under Smith”): adına = in the name of.
How do you reply to Rezervasyonum var?
Typical replies are Hoş geldiniz. İsminiz? (“Welcome. Your name?”) and Pasaportunuzu alabilir miyim? (“May I have your passport?”).
What does each part of Rezervasyonum var mean?
rezervasyon = reservation; -um = my; var = there is. Possession uses var: rezervasyonum var (my reservation exists).
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