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a question used to inquire about events, activities or plans happening during the upcoming weekend.

The phrase "It's free." means that something is available and not occupied or taken.

is an expression of dependence or a request for support or help from someone. 

means feeling let down or dissatisfied due to an outcome that did not meet one's expectations or hopes.

a question used to ask about the current location or position of the speaker and the listener(s).

is a statement that indicates that the person making the statement was previously married but is no longer in a legally recognized marriage.

a direction used to instruct someone to make a left-hand turn, typically while driving or walking. 

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How do you say “What's going on this weekend?” in Tagalog?

“Ano ang mayroon ngayong wikend?”

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