Are you free this weekend? 
Are you free this weekend? 
to listen to the pronunciation.| What time are you available? Nan-ji ga aite imasu ka?  Kanji translation: nan-ji: what time  |
| I will be free from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. Gogo no ichi-ji kara yo-ji made aite imasu.  ichi-ji: 1 o'clock kara: from yo-ji: 4 o'clock made: to Kanji translation: gogo: p.m., afternoon  ji: o'clock  |
| So, I'll see you at 1:00 pm! Soredewa gogo ichi-ji ni ai mashou!  soredewa: so gogo: p.m. ichi-ji: 1 o'clock ni: at Kanji translation: au: meet  |
| Please wait at , I'll meet you there. de matte ite kudasai. Watashi ga soko e iki masu.   de: at watashi: I soko: there Kanji translation: matsu: wait  iku: go  |
| 4 pm is too early. Gogo yo-ji wa haya sugi masu.  gogo: p.m. yo-ji: 4 o'clock sugi: too Kanji translation: hayai: early  |
| Would you like to join me for dinner? Yuushoku wo go-issho ni dou desu ka?  Kanji translation: yuushoku: dinner  |
| Are you free this Saturday? Konshuu no doyoubi wa aite imasu ka?  Kanji translation: konshuu: this week  doyoubi: Saturday  |
| I'm sorry, but I'm afraid I have an appointment that day. Sumimasen, sono hi wa yakusoku ga ari masu.  sumimasen: sorry sono: that Kanji translation: hi: day  yakusoku: appointment  |
| When you arrive at , please call me. ni tsuitara watashi ni denwa shite kudasai.  ni: at watashi ni: me Kanji translation: tsuku: arrive  denwa: phone, call  |