Phrases

Asking About Someone’s Weekend

100 phrases

How was your weekend?

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A general inquiry about someone's weekend.

Did you have a good weekend?

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A polite inquiry about the enjoyment of the weekend.

What did you do this weekend?

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A direct question about weekend activities.

How did you spend your weekend?

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Similar to 'What did you do...', but slightly more formal.

Anything exciting happen this weekend?

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Asks about noteworthy events.

Have a nice weekend!

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A farewell wishing someone a pleasant weekend.

I hope you had a nice weekend.

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Expressing hope for a pleasant weekend.

What were you up to this weekend?

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Informal way of asking about activities.

Did you relax this weekend?

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Focuses on relaxation.

So, tell me about your weekend.

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An invitation to share details.

How was your weekend going?

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A mid-weekend check-in.

Did you do anything fun?

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Focuses on enjoyable activities.

What was the highlight of your weekend?

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Asks about the best part.

Enjoy your weekend!

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A farewell wish for a good weekend.

I hope you have a relaxing weekend.

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Wishing for relaxation.

Was it a busy weekend?

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Inquires about the level of activity.

Did you get any rest this weekend?

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Specifically asks about rest and sleep.

Sounds like a great weekend!

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A positive comment after hearing about someone's weekend.

It sounds like you had a busy weekend.

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A comment after hearing about a busy weekend.

How's your weekend been so far?

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Mid-weekend check in, slightly more casual.

How was your weekend?

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A general inquiry about someone's weekend.

What did you get up to this weekend?

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Asks about the activities someone did.

Did you have a good weekend?

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A simple and direct question.

What did you do over the weekend?

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Similar to 'What did you get up to...', more formal.

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