How to say "programme" in Japanese
- 番組ばんぐみnounThe broadcast sense: a television or radio programme. Use this when talking about what is on air — a show you watch or listen to.
- nounThe loanword for a programme in the sense of a list of events or pieces of music — the items making up a concert, ceremony, or similar occasion.
- 段取りだんどりnoun, suru verbReally means plans or arrangements — how the steps of a task or event are organized. It matches 'programme' only loosely and is seldom the word you want for an actual programme.
- 日程にっていnounCovers 'programme' in the sense of a schedule: the dates and times at which things are arranged to happen, as in an itinerary or agenda.
- 演目えんもくnounThe programme of a concert, play, or other stage performance — the pieces or acts to be presented. It belongs to the live performing arts, not to broadcasting.
Use 番組 for TV or radio programmes, 「プログラム」 for a programme of events or music, 演目 for a concert or theatrical programme, 日程 for the schedule of dates, and 「段取り」 only loosely for arrangements.
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- 番組ばんぐみprogram (e.g. TV)
- プログラムprogram (of events, music, etc.)
- 段取りだんどりprogramme
- 日程にっていschedule
- 演目えんもくprogram (musical, concert, theatrical, etc.)
- 予定よていplans
- 出し物だしものprogram (e.g. theatre, theater)
- 予定表よていひょうschedule
- 計画けいかくplan
- 手はずてはずarrangements
- 予定案よていあんprogram
- メニューschedule
- 献立こんだてprogram
- 曲目きょくもく(musical) program
- 香盤こうばんprogramme (theater)
- 次第しだいorder
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