I’m free every weekend in Korean 🇰🇷

Sentence info.

Formation Explanation:
• 저는 (jeoneun): “저” means “I” in a humble form and “는” is the topic marker. This indicates that the sentence is about “me.”
• 주말마다 (jumalmada): “주말” means “weekend” and “마다” means “every” or “each.” Together, they specify “every weekend.”
• 한가해요 (hangahaeyo): This is the present polite form of the adjective “한가하다,” which means “to be free” (not busy). The ending “해요” makes it polite.

Tips to Remember:
• Recognize that “마다” is used after a noun to express “every;” for instance, “일요일마다” means “every Sunday.”
• Notice that attaching the topic marker “는” to “저” helps you focus on “I” as the speaker.
• Practice by substituting different time words before “마다” to form similar sentences (e.g., “매일” for “every day”).

Alternate Ways to Say “I'm free every weekend”:
• 저는 주말마다 시간이 많아요. (Jeoneun jumalmada sigani manayo.) – “I have a lot of time every weekend.”
• 저는 주말엔 자유로워요. (Jeoneun jumalen jayurorowoyo.) – “I'm free every weekend,” using “자유롭다” (to be free) and a contracted topic marker “엔” for “에.”
• 나는 매 주말 한가해. (Naneun mae jumal hangahae.) – A slightly more casual version using “나” instead of “저” and a casual ending.
• 나는 주말마다 한가해. (Naneun jumalmada hangahae.) – Casual and similar in meaning.

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