How to Say “Planner” in Italian

agenda
/aˈd͡ʒɛn.da/
In Italian, the word for planner is agenda.
The term agenda refers to a physical notebook or digital software used to manage appointments and schedules. You can use the phrase scrivere in agenda to mean scheduling an appointment or making a note of a future event.
Meaning: planning notebook or software (noun)

Which one should you use?

In English, agenda often refers to a list of items to be discussed in a meeting, but in Italian, agenda specifically refers to the physical or digital planner used for personal or professional scheduling.

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of agenda is agende.

How do you pronounce it?

The word has 3 syllables, with the stress on the second syllable: /aˈdʒɛn.da/.

Did you know?

  • The Italian phrase avere un'agenda fitta describes a packed schedule. While it translates to 'having a thick planner', it is used regardless of whether the person uses a physical book or a digital app.
  • While agenda is a planner, an Italian might use the word diario for a personal journal. Using agenda for your private secrets would imply you are scheduling your emotions like business meetings.
  • While agenda is used for planning, Italians use the word calendario specifically for the grid of dates, whereas English speakers often use 'calendar' and 'planner' interchangeably.

Examples in context

  • Ho appunti importanti nella mia agenda!
    I have important notes in my agenda!
  • Hai un buon organizzatore?
    Do you have a good planner?
  • Ho segnato l'appuntamento nell'agenda.
    I noted the appointment in the planner.
  • Devo comprare una nuova agenda per il lavoro.
    I need to buy a new planner for work.
  • Controlla la tua agenda per vedere se sei libera.
    Check your planner to see if you are free.

Example conversation

Martina and Lorenzo are discussing their schedule for the week.

  1. Martina

    Lorenzo, hai visto la mia agenda?
    Lorenzo, have you seen my planner?
  2. Lorenzo

    No, l'hai lasciata sul tavolo del soggiorno?
    No, did you leave it on the living room table?
  3. Martina

    Sì, l'ho messa lì ieri sera.
    Yes, I put it there last night.
  4. Lorenzo

    Allora la prendo subito per te.
    Then I will get it for you right now.

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