英会話 名古屋 Typical English Mistakes-2: plans reloaded

[fuku46]

Great!

[502Gall]

In 44 years I have never heard anybody reply with "I have a plan".

[noname4moa]

is "plans" an equivalent of "youji" in english?

"plan" is a "keikaku" and "plans" is a "youji"?

what if you have several "plans" (several "keikaku")?

if you say "i have several plans to work on", would people think that you have "plan-s" and not "youji"?

and what if you have several "youji"s. how would you say that in english?

[artsyrezuri]

"I have several things to work on," maybe.

[ActionTeacher]

Sorry for the late reply. Even if you are planning to do one thing or many things用事 you can just say: I have plans.

If you have many detailed, written out plans 計画 than PLANS is fine.