How to Say ‘The new schedule’ in French
Le nouveau planning
luh noo-VOH plah-NEENG
[luh noo-VOH plah-NEENG]
💬 Usage Tip: Nouveau goes before the noun, unlike most French describing words. Before a vowel it becomes nouvel, as in le nouvel horaire "the new timetable".
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[luh]
the
Used as a function word to indicate a noun and to mark the noun as definite.
Le chat noir.
The black cat.
nouveau
[noo-VOH]
new
An adjective describing something recent or different from before.
Un nouveau poste dans ce secteur serait intéressant pour moi.
A new position in this sector would be interesting for me.
planning
[plah-NEENG]
schedule
Borrowed word used in French for a work schedule or timetable.
Le planning de la semaine est prêt.
The week's schedule is ready.
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