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How to Say ‘Does Saturday work for you?’ in French

Samedi, ça te va ?

sam-DEE sah tuh VAH

[sam-DEE sah tuh VAH]

Phrase Breakdown

Samedi,

sam-DEE

Saturday,

Days of the week are lowercase in French unless they start a sentence. Say 'sam-DEE'.

Example

Samedi, je travaille.

On Saturday, I'm working.

Words in this phrase

Samedi

[sam-DEE]

on Saturday

Day of the week; used without an article it means this past or coming Saturday.

Example

On se voit samedi ?

See you Saturday?

ça te va ?

sah tuh VAH

does that work for you?

Checks whether the day suits the other person. Your voice rises at the end.

Example

Lundi, ça te va ?

Monday, does that work for you?

Words in this phrase

ça

[sah]

that / it

Demonstrative pronoun used in everyday French to mean 'that' or 'it.'

Example

Ça me plaît quand une entreprise parle clairement.

I like it when a company speaks clearly.

[tuh]

you (to you)

Informal indirect object pronoun; with 'aller' it means something suits you.

Example

Ce pull te va bien.

This sweater suits you.

[VAH]

suits

With 'ça te/vous', 'aller' means to be OK or convenient for someone.

Example

Demain, ça te va ?

Does tomorrow suit you?

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