How to Say ‘Do you have flexible hours?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Tienen horario flexible?
tee-EH-nehn oh-RAH-ryoh flek-SEE-bleh
[tee-EH-nehn oh-RAH-ryoh flek-SEE-bleh]
💬 Usage Tip: tienen addresses the people at the company as a group. ustedes "you all" is used for any group in Mexico, whether formal or casual.
Phrase Breakdown
Tienen
[tee-EH-nehn]
do you have / do you all have
From the verb 'tener.' In restaurant situations, it is used to ask about availability, such as tables, menus, or promotions.
«¿Tienen» promociones o menú especial hoy?
Do you have promotions or a special menu today?
horario
[oh-RAH-ryoh]
schedule
The hours when work or activities happen.
Mi horario es de nueve a cinco.
My schedule is nine to five.
flexible
[flek-SEE-bleh]
flexible
Able to change or adapt easily.
Busco un trabajo flexible.
I'm looking for a flexible job.
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