(1) What are your plans for 〜?(〜の[予定は何ですか?](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/9280/))
(2) What are you going to do today?([今日](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/36958/)は何をする予定ですか?)
→(1)よりカジュアルな言い方です。for today→todayだけにしても、意味は変わりません。
(3) What are you gonna do today?(今日は何をしますか?)
→(2)をよりカジュアルにして、going to→gonnaに短縮しています。
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plans = 予定
what are you going to do = あなたは何をするのですか
The present continuous form for future plans is a very common method of describing what you know you will be doing in fn the future.
"This evening I'm having a meal in the West End, then watching a musical."
未来の[予定](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/51759/)のための現在進行形は分かっている予定を言い表すのにとても一般的な方法です。
"This evening I'm having a meal in the West End, then watching a musical." ([今夜](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/77497/)私はウエスト・エンドで食事をしてからミュージカル鑑賞をします)
examples
" what are you doing today?".
or
"have you made any plans for today?".
or
"what are you up to today?". this is more informal and
would be used with people you know well.
【例文】
"What are you doing today?"
(今日は何する予定ですか?)
"Have you made any plans for today?"
(今日の予定は決まっていますか?)
"What are you up to today?"
(今日は何をするの?)
これはよりインフォーマルで親しい間柄の人に使います。
The word agenda has a number of meanings.
It can mean a list of items for discussion at a business meeting or it can be used to question a persons reasons for acting in a certain way or as in this case it means to make a plan to do things or clear up problems.
In the sentence "What's on your agenda for today?" it is used to ask someone what they are planning to do during the day.
agenda という語には多くの意味があります。仕事の打ち合わせで話し合うべき項目の一覧という意味や、あることをした理由を人に質問する時にも使うことが出来ます。この場合は、何かをする又は問題を解決する計画を立てるということです。
例文
"What's on your agenda for today?"
今日の予定は何?
この文では、 agenda は、その日に何をするつもりなのかを人に尋ねるために使っています。
To say "Do you have any plans for today?" is the easiest way to ask if someone has any plans for that day although we also say " lineup" as well.It is also appropriate to ask for their "game plan" in a casual conversation.A game plan is a document or tool used for sports such as soccer to plan possible actions to be performed during a game.We use this phrase as a figure of speech to ask for specific details of what someone may have planned for a specific day.
" lineup" という言葉を使うこともありますが、"Do you have any plans for today?"(今日は何か計画がある?)と言うのが、今日何か予定があるかを人に尋ねる最も簡単な聞き方です。カジュアルな会話では、game plan(行動計画)を尋ねるのも適切な聞き方です。
A game planとは、サッカーのようなスポーツで使われる書類やツールで、試合中に取るべき考えられる行動を計画します。特定の日に計画していたかもしれないことの詳細を尋ねる際に比喩表現としてこのフレーズを使います。
I have a bit of a heavy schedule today...What are you up to?
What are you up to today...is a much used phrase in Britain;-D and it simply means : "what are you going to be doing?" We can be "up to no good" or perhaps "up to our eyes in work" as ever a good idiom is always useful:-)
"I have a bit of a heavy schedule today...What are you up to?"
"What are you up to today"
(今日は何するの)
これはイギリスでは便利な言葉です;-D
そして、単に
"what are you going to be doing?"
(今日は何をするつもりですか?)
という意味になります。
私たちは "up to no good"(悪事を企んでいる)や "up to our eyes in work" (仕事にどっぷりつかってる)など、いつも変わらずいいイディオムは便利です:-)
【例】
"I have a bit of a heavy schedule today...What are you up to?"
(今日はちょっとスケジュールいっぱいなんだ、あなたは何をするつもり?)
Either of the above would be good to ask someone if they had any plans for the day, If you wanted to invite them somewhere you could add that on at the end of the question.
Example
" Are you busy today? I was wondering if you wanted to hang out?"
どちらの表現も、今日予定があるかどうか尋ねるときに使うことができます。
相手を何かに誘いたいなら、この質問の後にそれを加えることもできます。
例:
"Are you busy today? I was wondering if you wanted to hang out?"
(今日は忙しいですか。一緒に遊ぼうかなと思ったんですが)
「今日は何するの?」
"What are you doing today?"
"What are you going to do today?”
"What are your plans for today?"
going toは英語のスラングでgonnaでも使って:"What are you gonna do today?"になります。
If you would like to ask someone what their plans are for the day you can easily do so by saying something like “what are your plans for today?” Or “do you have any plans for today?”. This will tell them that you are wondering what they plan on doing that day.
「今日は何をする予定ですか」はシンプルに次のように言えます。
“What are your plans for today?”(今日は何をする予定ですか)
または
“Do you have any plans for today?”(今日は何か予定がありますか)
これで、今日の予定を尋ねることができます。
Whatcha doing today?
→What are you doing today? の略のような形、口語的な英語表現です。
書き言葉だけでなく実際の会話でも、仲の良い友達同士で使うことは多いです。
What's up today?
→今日はどんな感じ?と聞くようなカジュアルな英語表現です。
お役に立てればうれしいです。
If you wanted to ask someone what their plans are for today, you could ask any of the following: "What are you plans for today?", "What are you up to today?" or "Have you got any plans today?". All three of these questions directly ask the intended question.
「今日は何をする予定ですか」は次のように言えます。
"What are you plans for today?"(今日は何をする予定ですか)
"What are you up to today?"(今日は何をする予定ですか)
"Have you got any plans today?"(今日は何か予定がありますか)
どれも、単刀直入に尋ねています。