Invitations & Making Plans
Two friends discuss their weekend schedules and organize a pleasant evening gathering. One host invites a guest to a dinner party on Saturday night. The guest happily accepts the invite, offers to bring some orange juice, and coordinates the exact arrival time. They finalize their simple plans and look forward to eating food and listening to music together.
Key Phrases
Tu es libre ce week-end pour sortir ?
Are you free this weekend to go out?
💡 Use this to ask a friend about their availability.
Est-ce que tu veux aller au cinéma ?
Do you want to go to the cinema?
💡 A polite direct question to suggest a movie activity.
Je vais organiser une belle fête chez moi.
I am going to organize a nice party at my place.
💡 Use this to announce a party you are hosting.
Nous pouvons manger dans un restaurant ce soir.
We can eat in a restaurant tonight.
💡 A helpful suggestion for dining plans with friends.
C'est une excellente idée et je viens !
That is an excellent idea and I am coming!
💡 An enthusiastic way to accept a friend's proposal.
Je suis désolé, mais je ne peux pas venir.
I am sorry, but I cannot come.
💡 Use this to decline an invitation politely.
Je dois travailler sur un grand projet samedi.
I have to work on a big project Saturday.
💡 Provide a clear reason why you cannot attend.
Où est-ce que nous allons nous rencontrer ?
Where are we going to meet?
💡 A standard question to arrange the meeting spot.
On se donne rendez-vous devant le cinéma ?
Shall we meet in front of the cinema?
💡 Suggests a specific landmark for meeting up.
Je vais réserver une table pour deux personnes.
I am going to reserve a table for two people.
💡 Useful for confirming restaurant reservations in advance.