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Mikkel

Is it natural to say “when are you off class?” - for native English speakers. My wife is taking some language classes at a language school and I wanted to know at what time (time of day) her classes end, so I asked her “when are you off class?” Is that natural? If not, how would you phrase it? Thanks!

2017년 5월 23일 오후 2:46

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Hi Mikkel So, to ask that question, I would ask it in the positive form: "When are you inc lass?" If you want to ask it in a negative style (When not in class), I would use of these: "When are you not in class?" "When are you free?"

2017년 5월 23일

US: When do classes get out? When does your class get out? When does your class let out? What time do you get off? (this can be a double entendre - but it's your wife :) so it's ok.) When are you out of class? When's your class over? for a school (not so much the type of class she's taking, but maybe for future use) What time does the bell ring?

2017년 5월 23일

Understandable, yes. Natural, no, not at all. I would say one of: When does the class finish? What time does the class finish?

2017년 5월 23일

Just to add a few other ways to express it: "What time is class over ? "When do you get out off class?" What time does class finish ? " So many ways to express this ! Just pick one that is easy to remember for you

2017년 5월 23일

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