Making plans in French

When to use it: Ask a friend if they have time, and put a day in the blank.

Use tu with a friend like Inès, not with strangers or staff.

Say it: The last e in libre is silent.

When to use it: Ask a friend what time is good after you start a plan.

te is the friend form in this question about time.

Say it: Quelle runs into heure because the h is silent.

When to use it: Invite a friend to a meal when you have not picked a place.

On means we in this invite, as people say it in Paris.

When to use it: Suggest a day or a time and check if your friend likes it.

ça te dit checks if the idea sounds good to your friend.

Say it: The last t in dit is silent.

When to use it: Ask when to meet after you both want to get together.

On means we when you ask when to meet.

When to use it: Say this when Saturday is free and you can make a plan.

There is no article before samedi when you mean on Saturday.