tener un día libre

having a day off

The Spanish phrase 'tener un día libre' translates to 'having a day off' in English. It is commonly used when referring to a day where one is free from obligations, such as work or school, and can rest or do leisure activities instead.

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Example sentences using: tener un día libre

Hoy tengo un día libre y planeo descansar.

Today I have a day off and I plan to relax.

This phrase expresses that the speaker has a free day today and intends to take it easy.

Mañana tendremos un día libre para disfrutar con la familia.

Tomorrow we will have a day off to enjoy with the family.

This example indicates that the speaker and others will have a free day the following day to spend time with family.

Siempre me siento feliz cuando tengo un día libre.

I always feel happy when I have a day off.

In this phrase, the speaker shares their feelings of happiness associated with having a free day.