free Wi-Fi

/friː ˈwaɪfaɪ/

Meaning

Wireless internet access provided to guests or customers without any additional charge. It is a common amenity in hotels, cafes, airports, and public spaces.

Examples

  • Does this hotel offer free Wi-Fi in the rooms?

    Does this hotel offer free Wi-Fi in the rooms?

  • I need to connect to the free Wi-Fi to check my emails.

    I need to connect to the free Wi-Fi to check my emails.

  • Is the free Wi-Fi fast enough for video calls?

    Is the free Wi-Fi fast enough for video calls?

  • Many cafes offer free Wi-Fi to customers who buy a drink.

    Many cafes offer free Wi-Fi to customers who buy a drink.

  • You can access the free Wi-Fi without a password.

    You can access the free Wi-Fi without a password.

Common Mistakes

  • ✗ Is there free internet wireless?

    ✓ Is there free Wi-Fi?

    While 'wireless internet' is grammatically correct, native speakers almost exclusively say 'Wi-Fi' in casual and travel contexts.

  • ✗ I want to connect to the gratis Wi-Fi.

    ✓ I want to connect to the free Wi-Fi.

    Avoid using 'gratis' in English; 'free' is the standard and natural word to use.

Related Expressions

complimentary internetwireless accesshotspot

Practice

  • Does the lobby have ___?

    💡 No-cost wireless internet.

    Show answer

    free Wi-Fi

  • I don't want to use my mobile data, is there ___ here?

    💡 Unpaid wireless internet access.

    Show answer

    free Wi-Fi