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How do you ask when someone will hang out in Portuguese?

Here are a few ways to ask when someone will hang out in Portuguese, along with different levels of formality:

Formal:

* Quando você gostaria de sair? (When would you like to hang out?)

* Quando podemos nos encontrar? (When can we meet?)

* Que dia você está disponível para sair? (What day are you available to hang out?)

Informal:

* Quando você tá afim de sair? (When are you up for hanging out?)

* Que dia você tá livre pra gente sair? (What day are you free for us to hang out?)

* Que tal sairmos [dia da semana]? (How about hanging out [day of the week]?)

Even more casual:

* Vamos sair um dia desses? (Let's hang out sometime?)

* A gente podia sair, né? (We could hang out, right?)

* Você topa sair [dia da semana]? (Are you up for hanging out [day of the week]?)

Important Considerations:

* Context: The level of formality you use will depend on your relationship with the person.

* Specific plans: If you have a specific activity in mind, you can include that in your question (e.g., "Quando você quer ir ao cinema?" - When do you want to go to the movies?).

No matter which phrase you choose, it's always a good idea to be open to suggestions and flexible with the timing. Enjoy your time hanging out with your friend!

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