주말에 시간 있어요?
Are you free this weekend?
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주말 means “weekend,” 시간 means “time,” and 있어요 means “there is / have.” Together, 주말에 시간 있어요? asks whether someone has time available this weekend.
Korean often says “have time” where English says “be free.” It is a considerate way to check availability before suggesting a plan.
To be more specific, replace 주말 with 토요일, 일요일, or tomorrow. Add 혹시 at the beginning to make the question gentler.
A natural reply is 네, 있어요, but you can also explain your schedule: 토요일 오후에는 시간이 있어요.
Examples
이번 주말에 시간 있어요?
Ibeon jumare sigan isseoyo?
Do you have time this weekend?
일요일 오후에는 시간이 있어요.
Iryoil ohue-neun sigani isseoyo.
I have time on Sunday afternoon.
Mini dialogue
A: 혹시 토요일에 시간 있어요?
A: By any chance, are you free on Saturday?
B: 네, 오후에는 괜찮아요.
B: Yes, the afternoon works for me.
Common mistakes
- 시간 있어요 asks about availability, not the current clock time.
- Use 에 after a time expression such as 주말에 or 토요일에.
How to practice
- Use before proposing a meal, outing, or call.
- 시간 괜찮아요? is another common way to ask whether a time works.
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