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How to say "would one day be better for you"?

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I was just sending a message to someone trying to schedule something and wanted to ask: When are you available? Would one day be better for you?

I came up with the following, but it doesn't feel right: ¿Cuando estas disponible? ¿Estaría un día mejor para ti?

How would you say this in Spanish?

Thanks!

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updated Feb 22, 2013
posted by wbyoung

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"¿Cuándo estás disponible? " is OK.

You could also say "¿Cuándo te parece mejor?" or "¿Cuál dia te parece mejor?"

updated Feb 21, 2013
posted by 005faa61
Gracias. - wbyoung, Feb 21, 2013
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¿Cual día te conviene mas?

¿Cual día te va bien (de estos)? * I think this is more informal

updated Feb 22, 2013
posted by rodneyp
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I've never heard anyone ask "Would one day be better for you?" Are you trying to ask which specific day they're available?

updated Feb 22, 2013
posted by lizarey
Yup, sorry. I guess more context would have been helpful. I had already proposed a few days as options, so I just wanted to ask which would be better. - wbyoung, Feb 21, 2013
You could try "¿Qué día funciona mejor para ti?" or "¿Qué es el mejor día de la semana para ti?" - lizarey, Feb 21, 2013
Gracias. - wbyoung, Feb 21, 2013
I wouldn't have known it in Spanish, but "Would one day be better for you" sounds perfectly normal, and is something I would definitely say when trying to arrive at a mutually good date. - rogspax, Feb 22, 2013
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¿Cuál día te servirá mejor? or in formal: ¿Cuál día le servirá mejor a usted?

updated Feb 21, 2013
edited by Jubilado
posted by Jubilado
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I'd say ¿Algún día de estos sería mejor para ti? or ¿Hay algún día en el que no estes muy ocupado?

updated Feb 21, 2013
edited by aileribel
posted by aileribel