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Italian Phrase

Hai qualche disponibilità la prossima settimana?

/ai ˈkwal.ke dis.po.ni.biˈta ˈla ˈprɔs.si.ma seˈtːi.ma/
Meaning"Do you have any availability next week?"
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Meaning

Literally, “Do you have any availability next week?” It is a polite way to ask someone if they are free for a meeting, appointment, or activity during the upcoming week.

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When to use

Use this sentence when you need to schedule a meeting, a lesson, a work shift, or any other appointment with a colleague, client, teacher, or friend. It works both in formal business contexts and in casual conversations, as long as you keep a respectful tone.

✦Grammar Breakdown

Haiqualchedisponibilitàlaprossimasettimana?

1

Hai (avere)

Second‑person singular present of the verb *avere*; used to ask if someone possesses or has something.

2

qualche

Indefinite adjective meaning “any” or “some”; it is invariable and placed before a singular noun.

3

disponibilità

A feminine noun meaning “availability” or “free time”.

4

la prossima settimana

Time expression meaning “next week”; the article *la* agrees with *settimana* (feminine singular).

🗨In Conversation

A

Hai qualche disponibilità la prossima settimana?

Do you have any availability next week?

Sì, sono libero martedì e giovedì pomeriggio.

Yes, I’m free on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon.

B

✕Common Mistakes

  • Hai qualche disponibilità i prossima settimana?

    The article must agree with *settimana* (feminine), so it should be *la*.

  • Hai qualche disponibilità la prossima settimana?

    If you want to use the plural form, replace *qualche* with *alcune* and make *disponibilità* plural: *alcune disponibilità*.

  • Avete qualche disponibilità la prossima settimana?

    Use *Hai* when speaking to one person; *Avete* is for plural or formal *voi*.

↔Alternatives

  • Sei disponibile la prossima settimana?

    Are you available next week?

  • Hai tempo libero la prossima settimana?

    Do you have free time next week?

  • Puoi incontrarmi la prossima settimana?

    Can you meet me next week?

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Cultural Tip

In Italy, punctuality is valued but schedules are often flexible. When you ask for availability, it’s courteous to propose a few specific slots and to thank the person for their time, especially in professional settings. Using *qualche* softens the request, making it sound less demanding.