意思
To review a timetable or plan of activities.
文化背景
Koreans use 'checking the schedule' as a polite way to avoid saying 'no' immediately. It's a social lubricant to maintain harmony. In Korean companies, shared calendars (like Google or Outlook) are strictly followed. '일정 확인' is often the first task of the morning. Younger Koreans use '스케줄' (schedule) more often than '일정' in casual speech, reflecting the influence of English. When visiting Korea, you will see '일정표' (itinerary) at every tourist information center. Checking this is vital for efficient travel.
The 'Soft No'
If you want to say 'no' to an invitation politely, always start with '일정을 확인해 볼게요'. It makes you look busy and respectful.
Don't forget the '을'
In written Korean, skipping the object marker '을' makes the phrase look incomplete. Always include it in emails.
意思
To review a timetable or plan of activities.
The 'Soft No'
If you want to say 'no' to an invitation politely, always start with '일정을 확인해 볼게요'. It makes you look busy and respectful.
Don't forget the '을'
In written Korean, skipping the object marker '을' makes the phrase look incomplete. Always include it in emails.
Konglish is Okay
With friends, saying '스케줄 체크할게' is perfectly natural and very common in Seoul.
自我测试
Fill in the blank with the correct form of '일정을 확인하다' to say 'I will check the schedule and call you.'
________ 전화할게요.
The pattern '-고' is used to connect two actions in sequence: 'Check schedule AND call'.
Which of the following is the most polite way to ask a boss to check their schedule?
부장님, ________?
'-해 주시겠습니까' is the highest level of formal politeness suitable for a superior.
Match the Korean phrase with its English meaning.
1. 일정을 확인해요 2. 일정을 확인했어요 3. 일정을 확인할게요 4. 일정을 확인하세요
This tests your ability to recognize tense and mood markers (-어요, -었어요, -ㄹ게요, -세요).
Complete the dialogue naturally.
가: 내일 몇 시에 만날까요? 나: 잠시만요, 제 ________.
When asked for a time, the most natural response before committing is to say you will check your schedule.
🎉 得分： /4
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4 练习________ 전화할게요.
The pattern '-고' is used to connect two actions in sequence: 'Check schedule AND call'.
부장님, ________?
'-해 주시겠습니까' is the highest level of formal politeness suitable for a superior.
将左侧的每个项目与右侧的配对匹配:
This tests your ability to recognize tense and mood markers (-어요, -었어요, -ㄹ게요, -세요).
가: 내일 몇 시에 만날까요? 나: 잠시만요, 제 ________.
When asked for a time, the most natural response before committing is to say you will check your schedule.
🎉 得分： /4
常见问题
4 个问题Yes, but '시간표' (si-gan-pyo) is more specific for a weekly class schedule. '일정' is better for specific events like exams or field trips.
Mostly, but '확인하다' is slightly more formal. It means 'to confirm' or 'to verify'.
You say '일정이 바빠요' or '일정이 꽉 찼어요' (My schedule is full).
It's better to use '확인하다'. '체크하다' can sound a bit too casual for a formal interview.
相关表达
약속을 잡다
builds onTo make an appointment/promise
시간을 내다
similarTo make time (for someone)
일정이 겹치다
contrastSchedules overlap
일정을 조율하다
specialized formTo coordinate/adjust a schedule
