会うのやっぱ金曜じゃダメ？って英語でなんて言うの？

予定を変更するときの言い方ですが、いろいろな言い方があります。 いくつか例文にしてみたので、参考にしてください！ ーIs Friday a good day to meet instead? 「会うの金曜日でも大丈夫？」 ーWould Friday work for you instead of Thursday? 「木曜の代わりに金曜の都合はどう？」 ーFriday works better for me. Does that work for you? 「私、金曜の方が都合が良いんだけど、あなたの都合はどう？」 ご参考まで！

Time is such a precious commodity these days, that we may find ourselves running out of it and having to change our plans " at the last minute" or RESCHEDULE our appointments to suit the everchanging landscape we live in;-D We may need to suggest an alternative date /time to suit our needs ...and hope others can fit in!

Using either of these phrases are good ways to explain to the person that the day they have suggested/organized to do something won't work for you, but you will be available to meet on Friday instead of the day that they suggested.

Begin with a 'please' because it is polite and you are asking them for something. If you are talking to a friend and want to be less formal, use the 3rd sentence. The term 'mess you around' is what we say when we need to alter plans. This phrase would not be suitable for a business meeting being rearranged.

Both of these are correct, but they would suffice in different kinds of situations. I would suggest that you use 'Is there a possibility that we can meet on Friday instead?' in situations where it would not be a train smash/impossible for you to keep it at the original date either. It would just be more convenient for you to move the date. That is why you use the word "possibility". If you say 'change of plans', it means that a situation has arisen where you would not be able to make the meeting on the original day and that you would have to move it.

Wanna meet up this weekend? Sure, when is best for you? How about Saturday? Saturday is good. Is it okay to meet on Friday instead? Sure, what time? I hope that helps. Have a great day. Will

If you would like to change plans with someone, you can say something like "Can we meet up on Friday instead?". By using words like "can" or "please", this softens the conversation and makes your request to change the date sound a lot more polite.

1. Can I take a rain check and meet on Friday instead? A "rain check' means that you are unable to make the suggested date but that you are willing to meet/get together on a different day which in this case, is Friday. 2. My apologies, but let's reschedule to Friday please. It's always polite to first apologise because the person may have changed their plans in order to accommodate you, and the request for a change may actually be highly inconvenient. To ''reschedule'' means to arrange the meeting/get-together for another day.

Notice that we can use both of the verbs, "to meet," and, "to reschedule," interchangeably but we still have to make some minor preposition changes to do so. Lastly we can also use the noun, "Friday," as the subject head of the sentence.

When you want to reschedule a meeting because the day does not suit you, you can use any of the above two questions as a way of politely asking. Example; A; Are we still on for Tuesday? B; Can we meet on Friday instead?