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How do you say "i have a reservation" in Spanish (Latin America)?
Tengo una reservación
In Spanish (Latin America), "i have a reservation" is Tengo una reservación.
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Pronunciation
Latin Americans say "Tengo una reservación" as TE-ngo U-na re-se-rba-SION, punching the capitalized syllable without drawing it out too long.
Grammar notes
Tengo una reservación is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
i have a reservation
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Questions about Tengo una reservación
How do you pronounce Tengo una reservación?
Latin Americans say "Tengo una reservación" as TE-ngo U-na re-se-rba-SION, punching the capitalized syllable without drawing it out too long.
Is Tengo una reservación formal or casual?
Tengo una reservación is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Tengo una reservación used in Spanish (Latin America)?
Tengo una reservación is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (i have a reservation).
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