Re: [閒聊] 英文不口語的窘境

※ 引述《ooluua (ooluua)》之銘言：
: 上週公司有外國客戶來 我好不容易鼓起勇氣開口
: 結果講完一句「Can you please tell me your schedule？」
: 對方愣了一下 笑笑回我：「You mean, what's your plan later?」
ChatGPT說

Yes — the sentence **“Can you please tell me your schedule?”** is
perfectly acceptable and natural.

It's polite, grammatically correct, and common in everyday English.

Here's a quick breakdown:

* **“Can you…”** → a polite request form (asks about ability or
willingness).
* **“please”** → adds courtesy.
* **“tell me your schedule”** → direct object + possessive noun, clear and
natural.

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**Alternatives with slightly different tones:**

* “Could you please tell me your schedule?” → a bit **more polite/formal**.
* “Would you mind sharing your schedule?” → **very polite/indirect**.
* “When are you free?” → **more casual**, used with friends.

So yes — your original sentence is **100% fine** for most everyday or
professional contexts.

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