How to Say ‘Are you available this week?’ in Traditional Chinese

'您' is a polite form of 'you', often used in formal situations.

'這' is a demonstrative pronoun indicating something near speakers.

'週' is a noun typically used to refer to a week period.

'有空' is a phrase indicating someone has time or is not busy.

'嗎' is a particle used at the end of a sentence to indicate a question.

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