plánuje

Plánuje is a verb form used in Czech and Slovak that translates to “he plans” or “she plans” in English. It is the third-person singular present tense of the verb meaning to plan. In both languages, the form appears in sentences describing intentions or arrangements for the near future.

In Czech, the infinitive is plánovat and the present tense forms include já plánuji, ty plánuješ, on/plánuje, my plánujeme, vy plánujete, oni plánují. In Slovak, the infinitive is plánovať and the corresponding present tense forms include ja plánujem, ty plánuješ, on/plánuje, my plánujeme, vy plánujete, oni plánujú. The word plánuje contains the diacritic á, reflecting the long vowel in both languages.

Usage and nuance: plánuje describes a decision or arrangement that is planned rather than already completed. It is commonly followed by an infinitive or a time expression, as in “On plánuje výlet na příští měsíc” (He plans a trip for next month) or “Zítra plánuje navštívit muzeum” (Tomorrow he plans to visit a museum). The term is frequent in everyday speech, journalism, and formal writing when discussing future intentions.

Related forms and contrasts: plánuje is distinct from plánuješ (you plan) and plánujeme (we plan); the noun plán means “a plan.” In other Slavic languages, cognates exist with similar meanings, such as planuje in Polish-like spellings, though exact forms vary.