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予定だ details

write + be scheduled to

kaku yotei da

be scheduled to; plan to

meaning: be scheduled to write

式典しきてん来月らいげつ十日とおか行われるおこなわれるよていだ

shikiten wa raigetsu tooka ni okonawareru yotei da.

The ceremony is scheduled to be held on the tenth of next month. formal

明日あした友達ともだち映画えいが予定よていなんだ。

ashita wa tomodachi to eiga o miru yotei na n da.

Tomorrow I'm set to see a movie with a friend. casual

  • polite
  • past
  • no plans

Examples

be scheduled to — an arrangement already on the calendar

式典しきてん来月らいげつ十日とおかおこなわれる予定よていです。

shikiten wa raigetsu tooka ni okonawareruyoteidesu.

The ceremony is scheduled to be held on the tenth of next month. formal

明日あした友達ともだち映画えいが予定よていなんだ。

ashita wa tomodachi to eiga o miru yotei na n da.

Tomorrow I'm set to see a movie with a friend. casual

来週らいしゅう金曜日きんようびしする予定よていです。

raishuu no kin'youbi ni hikkoshi suru yotei desu.

I'm scheduled to move next Friday. neutral

Formation

Notes

Negation splits: 行かない予定だ means the not-going is itself scheduled (less common than the positive, but perfectly standard), while 予定はない just reports an empty calendar.

Related patterns

Similar

  • Both report arrangements the speaker does not claim to have willed — 予定だ cites a calendar entry, ことになった cites a decision handed down; only ことになる also carries the "it turned out that" reading.

  • Identical host (dictionary form+だ) and identical gloss "plan to," but つもり asserts inner resolve while 予定 cites a schedule — inanimate subjects take 予定 only (電車は五時に出る予定だ/×つもりだ).

Lookalikes

  • Both ride dictionary form+[noun]だ and translate "is supposed to" — 予定だ cites an external schedule anyone can check, はずだ the speaker's own inference; a broken 予定 was rescheduled, a broken はず was misjudged.

Same meaning

intend / plan / decide to

PatternAttaches to
ことにする
つもりだ
(よ)うと思う
you-to-suru (planned)