que vas a hacer este fin de semana?
Algun plan este fin de semana?
"I have no plans for this weekend", or, the literal translation is usually: "I have no plans to celebrate during the weekend".
weekend = fin de semana
"Fin de semana" in Spanish means "weekend" in English.
This weekend (collocation): * In Portuguese = este fim de semana * In Spanish = este fin de semana
'Do you have plans for tonight/this evening?'
"Have you asked Bob about the weekend plans?"
Yes, are you ready for the weekend plans?
Friends asking friends for alternative weekend plans suggestions.
she may be looking for somebody who treats her right. If she doesnt have any weekend plans with her boyfriend-not a sign of a good relationship. She may want to be in a relationship with osmeone who'll treat her right
"I have no plans for this weekend", or, the literal translation is usually: "I have no plans to celebrate during the weekend".
Examples of sentences that start with "do" are: Do you want to go to the park? Do you have any plans for the weekend? Examples of sentences that start with "does" are: Does he know how to speak Spanish? Does she like to read books?
weekend = fin de semana
You would write "I don't have anything to do this weekend" to express that you do not have plans or activities scheduled. This phrase emphasizes the lack of specific plans or tasks for the upcoming weekend.
Tienes planes para el fin de semana (informal) Tiene planes para el fin de semana (formal)
* If you are not included or he hasn't hinted he wants you to come along with him on some of his weekend plans then he's simply having a conversation with you.
sábado
Michael was angered by his parent's intervention in his weekend plans.