Schedule & Booking

1. A quina ora es dobèrt?

   What time do you open?

   Usage

   Asks what time a shop, attraction or facility opens

   Grammar Note

   Literally at what time is it open; dobèrt is the adjective open. Composed

2. Vòli reservar una taula per doas personas

   I would like to reserve a table for two

   Usage

   Used when calling or arriving at a restaurant to reserve a table

   Grammar Note

   vòli + infinitive; the number 2 is doas before a feminine noun. Change the number for other sizes. Composed

3. Es dobèrt diluns?

   Is it open on Monday?

   Usage

   Checks whether a museum or shop is open on a given weekday

   Grammar Note

   Weekdays are lower-case, and with no article they mean on that day. Composed

4. Quant de temps dura la visita?

   How long does the visit take?

   Usage

   Asks how long a museum visit or tour takes, to plan your time

   Grammar Note

   quant de temps + 3rd singular of durar. Composed

5. Ai un rendètz-vos a tres oras del vèspre

   I have an appointment at 3 PM

   Usage

   Confirms an appointment time; vèspre here means the afternoon, not the evening

   Grammar Note

   vèspre means afternoon here (it can also mean evening); hours are counted with feminine oras. Composed

6. Pòdi cambiar ma reservacion?

   Can I change my reservation?

   Usage

   Asks at a hotel or restaurant to change an existing reservation

   Grammar Note

   pòdi + infinitive; reservacion is feminine, so ma. Composed

7. Quins son los oraris?

   What are the opening hours?

   Usage

   A general way to ask the opening hours of any attraction, shop or facility

   Grammar Note

   orari is a masculine noun, usually used in the plural oraris. Composed

8. Quora comença la visita guidada?

   When does the guided tour start?

   Usage

   Asks at a museum or attraction when the guided visit starts

   Grammar Note

   quora means when; guidada is the past participle of guidar agreeing with feminine visita. Composed

9. Es complet per anuèch

   It's fully booked for tonight

   Usage

   Heard or said at a restaurant or theatre when nothing is free tonight

   Grammar Note

   anuèch means tonight; with a feminine subject use complèta. Composed

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