French Phrase
T'as des plans dimanche ?
Meaning
This is a very common, informal way to ask someone if they are busy or available. It uses the contraction 'T'as' (short for 'Tu as') and the word 'plans', which is a popular anglicism used in modern French to describe social arrangements.
When to use
Use this phrase with friends, family, or close colleagues when you want to suggest hanging out or check their schedule. It's perfect for casual weekend planning.
✦Grammar Breakdown
T'asdesplansdimanche?
T'as (Contraction)
In spoken French, 'tu' often contracts to 't' before a vowel sound, making the speech faster and more natural.
Dimanche (Nouns)
Days of the week are masculine nouns in French and do not require a preposition like 'on' in this context.
🗨In Conversation
T'as des plans dimanche ?
Got plans Sunday?
Rien de prévu pour l'instant, pourquoi ?
Nothing planned for now, why?
✕Common Mistakes
Tu as des plans le dimanche ?
Adding 'le' before the day makes it mean 'every Sunday' rather than specifically this coming Sunday.
T'as des plans Dimanche ?
Unlike in English, days of the week are not capitalized in French.
↔Alternatives
Tu fais quoi dimanche ?
What are you doing Sunday?
T'es libre dimanche ?
Are you free Sunday?
Cultural Tip
Sundays in France are traditionally quiet, family-oriented days where many shops and businesses close. When someone asks this, they might be looking to invite you for a 'déjeuner' (lunch) or a casual afternoon walk.