Arrange to meet friends, book a doctor's appointment or plan your week — learn the phrases Germans use every day to organise their time.The appointment — 'Ich habe einen Termin um 10 Uhr' = 'I have an appointment at 10'.der Termin'Do you have time?' — the standard way to ask if someone is free.Hast du Zeit?'Shall we…?' — 'Wollen wir ins Kino gehen?' = 'Shall we go to the cinema?'Wollen wir…?'I can't.' — a polite refusal. Add a reason: 'Ich kann nicht, ich arbeite.'Ich kann nicht.'When shall we meet?' — 'uns treffen' is the reflexive verb for meeting up.Wann treffen wir uns?'Let's…' — informal: 'Lass uns Pizza essen!' = 'Let's eat pizza!'Lass uns…To reschedule/postpone — 'Können wir den Termin verschieben?' = 'Can we reschedule?'verschieben'See you then!' — use it to confirm a plan. Also: 'Bis später!' (See you later).Bis dann!'Hast du Zeit?' is asking…What time is it?Do you have time?Is it time?How do you suggest going to the cinema?Ich gehe ins KinoWollen wir ins Kino gehen?Das Kino ist gut'Verschieben' means…to cancelto rescheduleto confirm'Bis dann!' is used when…you arriveyou apologiseyou confirm you'll meet later
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