Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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This time we'll learn how to say "I'm planning to" / "I intend to" in Japanese.
Learn the differences between つもり (tsumori) vs 予定 (yotei) vs -oうと思う (-ou to omou) vs -oうと思っている (-ou to omotte-iru) vs たい (tai).
We'll also learn the differences between ないつもり (-nai tsumori) vs つもりはない (tsumori wa nai) for "I'm not planning to".

After watching this lesson, you'll be able to make sentences like:
☆ I'm planning to go to Japan next year.
☆ I'm planning to hang out with my friends this weekend.
☆ I'm planning to attend the meeting.
☆ I'm thinking about going to the gym.
☆ I have no intention of giving up.
and more!!!

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