French A1 Speaking Lesson #023: Daily conversation phrases for asking availability and suggesting a simple plan
Target language: French
Level: A1
Lesson type: Daily Conversation Phrases
Lesson number: #023
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**French A1 Daily Lesson #023 — Daily Conversation Phrases**
**Topic:** asking if someone is free and making a simple plan
### Quick review from the last lessons
- **l’eau** = water
- **boire** = to drink
- **le café** = coffee
Today we move from drinks to a very common daily conversation skill: **asking about time and availability**.
### 5 useful words
1. **libre** — *lee-bruh* — free / available
- Example: **Je suis libre aujourd’hui.**
2. **disponible** — *dee-spoh-nee-bluh* — available
- Example: **Tu es disponible ce soir ?**
3. **ensemble** — *ahn-sahm-bluh* — together
- Example: **Nous allons ensemble.**
4. **sortir** — *sohr-teer* — to go out
- Example: **Je veux sortir ce week-end.**
5. **venir** — *vuh-neer* — to come
- Example: **Tu peux venir demain ?**
### 5 simple example sentences
1. **Tu es libre ?** — *tü eh lee-bruh* — Are you free?
2. **Je suis disponible ce soir.** — *zhuh swei dee-spoh-nee-bluh suh swahr* — I am available this evening.
3. **On sort ensemble ?** — *ohn sohr ahn-sahm-bluh* — Shall we go out together?
4. **Je veux sortir demain.** — *zhuh vuh sohr-teer duh-mahn* — I want to go out tomorrow.
5. **Tu peux venir avec moi ?** — *tü puh vuh-neer ah-vek mwa* — Can you come with me?
### Usage notes
- **libre** and **disponible** are both common, but **disponible** is often used in questions and plans.
- **sortir** is a very useful everyday verb for going out.
- **venir** is used for inviting someone to come.
- **ensemble** helps you talk about doing something with another person.
### Mini practice
1. Choose the correct word: “available” = ________
2. Translate into French: “Are you free?”
3. Translate into French: “Can you come with me?”
4. Choose the correct word: “to go out” = ________
5. Translate into French: “I am available this evening.”
### Answer key
1. **disponible**
2. **Tu es libre ?**
3. **Tu peux venir avec moi ?**
4. **sortir**
5. **Je suis disponible ce soir.**
### Reply instruction
Reply with your answers, or write one new sentence using **libre**, **disponible**, **sortir**, or **venir**. If you want, you can also ask for a short dialogue practice using today’s phrases.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].
Target language: French
Level: A1
Lesson type: Daily Conversation Phrases
Lesson number: #023
Available explanations:
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**French A1 Daily Lesson #023 — Daily Conversation Phrases**
**Topic:** asking if someone is free and making a simple plan
### Quick review from the last lessons
- **l’eau** = water
- **boire** = to drink
- **le café** = coffee
Today we move from drinks to a very common daily conversation skill: **asking about time and availability**.
### 5 useful words
1. **libre** — *lee-bruh* — free / available
- Example: **Je suis libre aujourd’hui.**
2. **disponible** — *dee-spoh-nee-bluh* — available
- Example: **Tu es disponible ce soir ?**
3. **ensemble** — *ahn-sahm-bluh* — together
- Example: **Nous allons ensemble.**
4. **sortir** — *sohr-teer* — to go out
- Example: **Je veux sortir ce week-end.**
5. **venir** — *vuh-neer* — to come
- Example: **Tu peux venir demain ?**
### 5 simple example sentences
1. **Tu es libre ?** — *tü eh lee-bruh* — Are you free?
2. **Je suis disponible ce soir.** — *zhuh swei dee-spoh-nee-bluh suh swahr* — I am available this evening.
3. **On sort ensemble ?** — *ohn sohr ahn-sahm-bluh* — Shall we go out together?
4. **Je veux sortir demain.** — *zhuh vuh sohr-teer duh-mahn* — I want to go out tomorrow.
5. **Tu peux venir avec moi ?** — *tü puh vuh-neer ah-vek mwa* — Can you come with me?
### Usage notes
- **libre** and **disponible** are both common, but **disponible** is often used in questions and plans.
- **sortir** is a very useful everyday verb for going out.
- **venir** is used for inviting someone to come.
- **ensemble** helps you talk about doing something with another person.
### Mini practice
1. Choose the correct word: “available” = ________
2. Translate into French: “Are you free?”
3. Translate into French: “Can you come with me?”
4. Choose the correct word: “to go out” = ________
5. Translate into French: “I am available this evening.”
### Answer key
1. **disponible**
2. **Tu es libre ?**
3. **Tu peux venir avec moi ?**
4. **sortir**
5. **Je suis disponible ce soir.**
### Reply instruction
Reply with your answers, or write one new sentence using **libre**, **disponible**, **sortir**, or **venir**. If you want, you can also ask for a short dialogue practice using today’s phrases.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].