Restaurant reservations Part 4: Asking about accessibility features for disabled guests.

💬 [我想] is a softer way to say what you want than just stating it directly. You can reuse it before a verb: [我想预订] "I'd like to reserve," [我想问一下] "I'd like to ask something."

💬 [预] often shows up inside the fixed word [预订] for "reserve/book." In real use, learn the whole chunk [预订] rather than trying to use [预] by itself.

💬 [订] often appears in booking words like [预订] "reserve" and [订位] "book a table." On its own it can mean "order" or "arrange," but for restaurant reservations the full word is what you'll usually use.

💬 [四] can sound unlucky in China because it resembles the word for death, so some hotels and buildings skip it in room or floor numbers. But for everyday things like [四人桌] or telling time, people use it normally.

💬 Chinese often stacks nouns directly: [四] + [人] + [桌] = "four-person table." You can reuse the pattern with other sizes, like [两人桌] or [六人桌].