How to Say ‘Are you available this week?’ in Traditional Chinese
您這週有空嗎？
nín zhè zhōu yǒu kòng ma
[nín zhè zhōu yǒu kòng ma]
💬 Usage Tip: [有空嗎] is a very natural way to ask availability, more like 'are you free?' than a literal 'have empty time?' You can swap in times easily: [您明天下午有空嗎？].
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This is polite and normal for arranging a follow-up after an event. In Taiwan, it sounds softer and more conversational than jumping straight to a fixed meeting time.
Phrase Breakdown
您
nín
[nín]
you (formal)
'您' is a polite form of 'you', often used in formal situations.
您這週有空嗎，我想邀請您參加會議。
Are you free this week, I'd like to invite you to a meeting.
這週
zhè zhōu
Words in this phrase
這
zhè
[zhè]
this
'這' is a demonstrative pronoun indicating something near speakers.
您這週有空嗎，我想邀請您參加會議。
Are you free this week, I'd like to invite you to a meeting.
週
zhōu
[zhōu]
week
'週' is a noun typically used to refer to a week period.
您這週有空嗎，我想邀請您參加會議。
Are you free this week, I'd like to invite you to a meeting.
有空
yǒu kòng
[yǒu kòng]
free/available
'有空' is a phrase indicating someone has time or is not busy.
您這週有空嗎，我想邀請您參加會議。
Are you free this week, I'd like to invite you to a meeting.
嗎
ma
[ma]
question particle
'嗎' is a particle used at the end of a sentence to indicate a question.
您這週有空嗎，我想邀請您參加會議。
Are you free this week, I'd like to invite you to a meeting.
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