How to Say ‘I'm free Saturday afternoon.’ in Traditional Chinese
星期六下午有空。
xīng qī liù xià wǔ yǒu kòng
[xīngqíliù xiàwǔ yǒukòng]
Phrase Breakdown
星期六下午
xīng qī liù xià wǔ
Saturday afternoon
星期六 is 'Saturday' (literally 'week-day six') and 下午 is 'afternoon'. In Chinese, the larger time unit comes first.
星期六下午我去游泳。
I go swimming on Saturday afternoon.
Words in this phrase
星期六
xīng qī liù
[xīngqíliù]
Saturday
The sixth day of the week.
星期六你有空嗎?
Are you free on Saturday?
下午
xià wǔ
[xiàwǔ]
afternoon
The time after noon until evening.
我下午有會議。
I have a meeting in the afternoon.
有空。
yǒu kòng
(I'm) free.
有空 means 'to be free'. The subject 我 is often dropped when it's clear from context.
我晚上有空。
I'm free in the evening.
Words in this phrase
有空
yǒu kòng
[yǒukòng]
to be free; to have time
Having free time, not busy.
你明天有空嗎?
Are you free tomorrow?
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