Are you available tomorrow?
The first question need to ask is "are you available that time?"
May, after I get the contact, the next step is that, I want to ask people out. Maybe for lunch, dinner or movie. How do I say that in Chinese? You should know if he or she is available or not.
In Chinese, we say: 你(nǐ) + 時間(shíjiān) + 有空嗎(yǒu kòng ma)？ 你(nǐ) + 時間(shíjiān) + 有空嗎(yǒu kòng ma)？
For example: 你明天下午有空嗎？ (Are you available in tomorrow afternoon? ) 你明天下午有空嗎？ (Are you available in tomorrow afternoon? )
That’s mean:Are you available in tomorrow afternoon? We will provide other vocabulary about Time for you, so you can grab your chance to ask somebody out： 明天 (Tomorrow) 明天 (Tomorrow) 昨天 (Yesterday) 昨天 (Yesterday) 今天 (Today) 今天 (Today) 早上 (Morning) 早上 (Morning) 中午 (Noon) 中午 (Noon) 下午 (Afternoon) 下午 (Afternoon) 晚上 (Evening) 晚上 (Evening) Now it’s time for practice. 你明天早上有空嗎？ (Are you available in tomorrow morning?) 有啊 (Yes.) 我們去看電影吧(Let’s go to the movies.) 好啊(OK.)
When you have a new friend, you might want to hang out with him/her or ask him/her out. How do we say that in Mandarin?
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