"你今天下午有时间吗？"
Translation:Do you have time this afternoon?
January 12, 2018
8 Comments
"Are you free this afternoon?" was accepted and seems a bit more natural to me.
January 12, 2018
PoppyDGrate
640
You're absolutely correct that the meaning of 你有时间吗 can best be expressed in English as "are you free", but the literal meaning is "do you have time". Also, depending on the context, the latter may be more appropriate.
April 12, 2018
George792719
- 288
I can tell you it will not take: "Will you have time this afternoon". I really can't see much difference.
March 26, 2019
That would be implied if I said "the afternoon," unless there is a specific context to suggest something else.
September 27, 2018
