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How do you say "reservation" in French?

la réservation

Noun Feminine

In French, "reservation" is la réservation.

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Pronunciation

Say ray-zehr-va-SYON, nasalizing the final syllable through the nose.

Grammar notes

la réservation is feminine. Its plural is réservations.

Example sentence

Il a réservé pour deux.

He made a reservation for two.

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How to remember la réservation

Réservation looks nearly identical to reservation, just hum the last syllable through your nose.

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Questions about la réservation

How do you pronounce la réservation?

Say ray-zehr-va-SYON, nasalizing the final syllable through the nose.

Is la réservation masculine or feminine?

la réservation is feminine. la réservation is feminine. Its plural is réservations.

How is la réservation used in French?

la réservation is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il a réservé pour deux. (He made a reservation for two.).

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