How to Say ‘Would Friday afternoon work too?’ in German
Geht auch Freitagnachmittag?
gayt ow-kh FRY-tahk-nahkh-mi-tahk
[gayt ow-kh FRY-tahk-nahkh-mi-tahk]
💬 Usage Tip: A day and a part of the day join into one word: Freitagnachmittag, Montagmorgen "Monday morning".
Phrase Breakdown
Geht
[gayt]
works / is possible
Form of 'gehen'; with 'es' it asks whether something is possible or convenient.
Geht es am Samstag?
Does Saturday work?
auch
[ow-kh]
also
In addition to; too.
Der Tisch ist voll und auch die Regale.
The table is full and also the shelves.
Freitagnachmittag
[FRY-tahk-nahkh-mi-tahk]
Friday afternoon
Compound of Freitag (Friday) and Nachmittag (afternoon).
Freitagnachmittag habe ich Zeit.
I have time on Friday afternoon.
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