8月11日は営業してますか？って英語でなんて言うの？

To ask if the restaurant will be open on this specific day, use the sentences above. Trading: is the process of selling All places that provide a service or sell something are said to be traders since they trade you something in exchange for your money. "I'd like to know if this store will be trading on the 11th of August?" "Will you be open on August 11th?"

If you wanted to ask if a restaurant is open on August 11th, you could ask ay of these questions: "Are you open on August 11?", "Is your restaurant open on August 11th?" or "Will I be able to dine at the restaurant on August 11th?". All three of these questions are direct and will get you the answer required.

If you want to ask the restaurant if they are open on August 11, here are two statements that you can use:- 1. Will you be open on August 11th? 2. Can I come by the restaurant for dinner on August 11th? This is an indirect question asking if the restaurant will be open for business on August 11th. If the owner answers "yes" that means they will be open on August 11th

The first phrase is a direct question, possibly made during a phone call to the restaurant. The second phrase is a little less formal, and has a more conversational tone to it. This question would probably elicit a slightly longer answer, and the person may also offer to make the booking for you at the same time. The third phrase will probably elicit a shorter answer, such as, "Yes, bookings are available".

"Are you open on 11th August?" This way of saying the date is more common in British English. When you are speaking you need to say 'the 11th of August' but when you are writing '11th August' is fine. "What are your opening times on 11th August?" If you want to know the specific times that the restaurant is open, you can use this phrase.

It would be very casual to say "Are you open on ...?" This is perfectly fine. You want to know if the restaurant will be open or closed, so you can simply say that. On the other hand, you want to make a booking/reservation, so this is another option for you. For example, "Could I make a booking on...?" This is definitely more formal. If they are closed on the day mentioned, they will inform you.

Examples: "Hello, could you tell me one thing? Will you work on August 11? I really can't come on another day". "Oh, hi! Are you open on August 11? Want to come and purchase a few things for my home."

If you would like to ask a restaurant if they will be open on a specific day or date, you can say something along the lines of "Will you be open August 11th?" or "Are you going to be open on the 11th of August?".