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Today’s Phrase
계획이 있어요?
gye·hoe·gi is·seo·yo
gyehoegi isseoyo?
Do you have plans?
Learning Tip
계획이 있어요? sounds slightly more formal than 약속 있어요? or 뭐 해요? (What are you doing?). In casual settings with friends, 이번 주말에 뭐 해? (What are you doing this weekend?) sounds the most natural and relaxed.
Phrase Breakdown
계획이
gyehoegi
plan (subject)
계획 (plan) + 이 (subject particle)
있어요?
isseoyo?
do you have?
있다 (to have/exist) → 있어요? (polite question)
Asks if someone already has something scheduled — often a precursor to making a suggestion.
Example Phrases
이번 주말에 계획이 있어요?
Ibeon jumare gyehoegi isseoyo?
Do you have plans this weekend?
이번 주말 = this weekend.
오늘 저녁에 계획이 없으면 같이 밥 먹어요.
Oneul jeonyeoge gyehoegi eopeumyeon gachi bap meogeoyo.
If you have no plans tonight, let’s eat together.
없으면 = if there isn’t/aren’t.
아직 계획이 없어요. 뭔가 생각해 뒀어요?
Ajik gyehoegi eopseoyo. Mwonga saenggakae dwasseoyo?
No plans yet. Did you have something in mind?
생각해 두다 = to have thought of in advance.
Related Phrases
약속 있어요?
yakssok isseoyo?
Do you have an appointment/plans?
Asking about scheduled commitments.
오늘 바빠요?
oneul bappayo?
Are you busy today?
Checking someone’s schedule.
같이 뭔가 할까요?
gachi mwonga halkkayo?
Shall we do something together?
Proposing a joint activity.
Quick Review
생일 축하해요
Can you recall what this means?
saengil chukhahaeyo
Happy Birthday