Making Appointments

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Combines with 'con' to specify who the appointment is with.

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Refers to both physical and digital calendars used for scheduling.

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Adjective agreeing with the person's gender and number.

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Used to politely decline an invitation due to prior plans.

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Can mean either a specific time or overall schedule/hours.

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Often used interchangeably with 'ora' in scheduling contexts.

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Requires feminine adjectives like 'prossima' or 'scorsa'.

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Refers to a calendar date, not a romantic date.

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Synonymous with 'riunione' in many professional contexts.

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Commonly used for business or formal meetings.

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Derived from the verb 'confermare' (to confirm).

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Frequently used for bookings, appointments, and contracts.

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Use the expression 'essere in ritardo' to mean 'to be late'.

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Used in the phrase 'in anticipo' meaning ahead of time.

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Regular -are verb; widely used when changing meeting times.

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Regular -are verb used for putting things off to a later time.

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Regular -are verb meaning to completely call off an event.

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Regular -are verb; often used with formal 'Lei' in services.

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Irregular verb; 'rimanere d'accordo' means to agree on a plan.

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Idiomatic expression used to accept a proposed time.

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Useful fixed expression for urgent appointment requests.

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Used to inquire about openings in a schedule.

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An adjective ending in -e for both masculine and feminine.

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Auxiliary verb is 'essere' when meaning to drop by a place.

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Noun form corresponding to the adjective 'impegnato'.