Examples of using "Suunnitelmia" in a sentence and their english translations:
I have plans.
- Have you got any plans?
- Do you have any plans?
Have you got any plans?
Tom had other plans.
We can make new plans.
Do you have any plans for Friday?
- What're your plans for the weekend?
- What are your plans for the weekend?
Do you have plans for tonight?
He has the ability to make a good plan.
I have plans to go to Tokyo tomorrow.
- I told Tom I had plans.
- I told Tom that I had plans.
Tom has no plans to go anywhere.
But the leopard, clearly panicked, has other ideas.
It is easier to make plans than to put them into practice.
It is often easier to make plans than to carry them out.
I don't have any plans for tomorrow. I'm going to take it easy.
Do you have plans for tomorrow night?
Do you have any plans for Saturday?
Do you have any plans for tomorrow?
I have nothing on this weekend.
The plans aren't set in stone and can be changed if absolutely necessary.
It's easier to make plans than to carry them out.
Sorry, but it looks like I'm booked up on that day.