일정

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Meaning and Usage

The Korean word '일정' primarily means a fixed or settled schedule, plan, or itinerary. It is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts to refer to appointments, meetings, travel plans, or any arranged timetable.

Common Contexts

'일정' often appears when discussing daily schedules, work meetings, or travel plans. It implies that the plan is set or decided, not tentative.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 일정이 빡빡하다: to have a tight schedule, used when time is limited.
  • 일정이 변경되다: schedule changes, common in work or event contexts.
  • 일정에 맞추다: to fit or adjust to a schedule.
  • 여행 일정: travel itinerary.

Register and Politeness

'일정' is neutral and appropriate in both casual and formal speech. It is frequently used in business and everyday conversation.

Common Mistakes

Learners sometimes confuse '일정' with '시간' (time). '일정' refers to a planned schedule or agenda, while '시간' is a general term for time. Use '일정' when emphasizing the plan or arrangement aspect.

Example Sentences

이번 주 일정이 너무 빡빡해서 친구를 만날 시간이 없어요.

Ibeon ju iljeongi neomu bbakkbakhaeseo chingureul mannalki eopseoyo.

My schedule is so tight this week that I don't have time to meet my friends.

회의 일정이 변경되어 내일 오후로 미뤄졌습니다.

Hoeui iljeongi byeongyeongdoeeo naeil ohu ro mirwojyeotseumnida.

The meeting schedule has been changed and postponed to tomorrow afternoon.

여행 일정은 미리 잘 계획해야 즐거운 여행이 됩니다.

Yeohaeng iljeongeun miri jal gyehoeghaeya jeulgeoun yeohaengi doemnida.

You need to plan your travel schedule well in advance to have an enjoyable trip.