How to Say ‘Anything available’ in German
Noch etwas frei
nokh ET-vas fry
[nokh ET-vas fry]
💬 Usage Tip: [frei] often means 'available' for tables, rooms, or appointments, not just 'free' in the sense of costing nothing. You'll hear the same idea in [Ist noch etwas frei?].
Phrase Breakdown
Noch
[nokh]
still
Used to ask whether something remains available.
Ist noch etwas frei für heute Abend?
Is anything still available for this evening?
etwas
[ET-vas]
something
An indefinite word meaning some thing or anything, depending on context.
Gibt es noch etwas frei am Samstag?
Is there still something available on Saturday?
frei
[fry]
available
Describes something open, unoccupied, or free to book.
Ist dieser Tisch noch frei?
Is this table still available?
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