No. 2,159 in Korean
일정이
"일정이" means "schedule is" or "schedule" (subject/topic marker).
In a sentence
오늘은 일정이 바빠서 점심을 못 먹을 것 같아요.
Today, I think I might not be able to eat lunch because of a busy schedule.
In this sentence, '일정이' (iljeongi) is being used as the subject to indicate a person's schedule.
내일 아침에 일정이 있으신가요?
Do you have any plans tomorrow morning?
Here, '일정이' refers to planned activities or appointments, used in an honorific manner to inquire about someone's plans.
회의가 취소되어 오늘 일정이 변경되었습니다.
The meeting was canceled, so today's schedule has been changed.
In this context, '일정이' specifies the schedule that has been altered due to a change in plans.
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