How to say "What are your plans?" in Russian
Какие у тебя планы?
Ka-KI-ye u te-BYA PLA-ny?
What does it mean?
A versatile way to ask about someone's schedule for the day, evening, or weekend.
When to use
Use this to initiate making joint plans with a friend or to casually check their availability.
When NOT to use
For formal situations, use "Какие у вас планы?".
Example dialogue
— Какие у тебя планы на вечер?
— What are your plans for the evening?
— Я свободен, пойдём гулять?
— I am free, shall we go for a walk?
Cultural note
Unlike "What are you doing?", asking about "plans" implies you might want to invite them somewhere, giving them a polite way to say they are busy.
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