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How do you say "schedule" in Japanese?
スケジュール
sukejuuru
In Japanese, "schedule" is スケジュール (sukejuuru).
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Pronunciation
Sukejuuru borrows the English word closely, su-ke-juu-ru, with the juu held longer than the other three syllables.
Writing and usage
スケジュール is written using katakana. It's a noun, and this word is also taught inside the Noun Town language learning game, where it appears in interactive lessons alongside hundreds of other everyday words.
Example sentence
今週はスケジュールがぎっしり詰まっています。
konshuu ha sukejuuru gagisshiri tsuma tteimasu.
Her schedule is full this week.
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How to remember スケジュール
Sukejuuru is schedule stretched with Japanese vowels, so saying the English word slowly gets you nearly all the way there.
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- century 世紀 seiki
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- millennium ミレニアム mireniamu
- weekday 平日 heijitsu
- weekend 週末 shuumatsu
- holiday 休暇 kyuuka
- deadline 締め切り shimekiri
- appointment 予約 yoyaku
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Questions about スケジュール
How do you pronounce スケジュール?
Sukejuuru borrows the English word closely, su-ke-juu-ru, with the juu held longer than the other three syllables.
Is スケジュール formal or casual?
スケジュール is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech. The level of formality comes from the sentence structure around it, not from the word itself.
How is スケジュール written in Japanese?
スケジュール is written using katakana. Romanised, it reads as sukejuuru.
Where can I practice Japanese words for free?
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"Schedule" in other languages
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