How do you say "Friday works well." in German?

"Friday works well." in German is "Freitag passt gut.". This phrase is commonly used in Germany.

What does "Freitag passt gut." mean in English?

"Freitag passt gut." means "Friday works well." in English. Usage tip: Nice, natural reply for confirming a suggested day.

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How to Say ‘Friday works well.’ in German

Freitag passt gut.

FRY-tag pahst goot

[FRY-tag pahst goot]

💬 Usage Tip: Nice, natural reply for confirming a suggested day.

🇩🇪 In Germany: Short confirmations like this are common in German business communication, including by phone or email.

Phrase Breakdown

Freitag

[FRY-tag]

Friday

The weekday being accepted as a good option for an appointment.

Example

Freitag passt gut, weil ich dann zu Hause bin.

Friday works well because I will be at home then.

Passt gut

pahst goot

works well / suits well

Common phrase for saying a time or plan is suitable.

Example

Der Termin passt gut.

The appointment works well.

Words in this phrase

passt

[pahst]

works / suits

Shows that the proposed day or time is convenient.

Example

Freitag passt gut, wenn der Techniker am Vormittag kommt.

Friday works well if the technician comes in the morning.

gut

[goot]

well

Indicates that something is a good fit or convenient.

Example

Freitag passt gut, weil ich keinen anderen Termin habe.

Friday works well because I have no other appointment.

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