How to Say ‘Next Tuesday, does that work for you?’ in French
Mardi prochain, ça vous va ?
mar-DEE proh-SHAN sah voo VAH
[mar-DEE proh-SHAN sah voo VAH]
💬 Usage Tip: French often puts the topic first and then asks about it: Jeudi, ça vous va ? "Thursday, does that work?".
Phrase Breakdown
Mardi prochain,
mar-DEE proh-SHAN
Next Tuesday,
'Prochain' means 'next' and ends with a nasal sound: 'pro-shin'.
On se voit mardi prochain.
See you next Tuesday.
Words in this phrase
Mardi
[mar-DEE]
Tuesday
The second day of the week; not capitalised in French.
On se voit mardi.
See you on Tuesday.
prochain
[proh-SHAN]
next
Adjective after a time word meaning the coming one.
la semaine prochaine
next week
ça vous va ?
sah voo VAH
does that suit you?
A polite way to check whether something works for someone. Raise your voice at the end.
Demain à dix heures, ça vous va ?
Tomorrow at ten, does that suit you?
Words in this phrase
ça
[sah]
that / it
Demonstrative pronoun used in everyday French to mean 'that' or 'it.'
Ça me plaît quand une entreprise parle clairement.
I like it when a company speaks clearly.
vous
[voo]
to you
Indirect object pronoun: the person receiving something.
Je vous donne la monnaie.
I give you the change.
va
[VAH]
suits
With 'ça te/vous', 'aller' means to be OK or convenient for someone.
Demain, ça te va ?
Does tomorrow suit you?
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