How to say "What are you doing tomorrow?" in Russian
Что ты делаешь завтра?
Chto ty DE-la-yesh ZAV-tra?
What does it mean?
Used to ask about someone's plans for the next day, often leading to an invitation.
When to use
Use this when you want to make plans or invite a friend/date to hang out.
When NOT to use
If asking a colleague about work plans, it's better to use "Какие планы на завтра?".
Example dialogue
— Что ты делаешь завтра?
— What are you doing tomorrow?
— Ничего особенного, а что?
— Nothing special, why?
Cultural note
Russians appreciate directness. If you ask this, be prepared to immediately follow up with an invitation (e.g., "Let's go to the cinema").
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