kono keikaku ni douishimasu.

this

Breakdown of kono keikaku ni douishimasu.

• に: target particle
• 計画けいかく: plan
• 同意どうい: consent; assent

Questions & Answers about kono keikaku ni douishimasu.

How is this sentence read out loud?

It is read:

この けいかく に どういします。

In a more natural Japanese written form, you would usually see it without spaces:

この計画に同意します。

Romanization:

Kono keikaku ni dōi shimasu.

Why are there spaces here? I thought Japanese normally doesn’t use spaces.

That’s right—Japanese normally does not use spaces between words.

So the standard written sentence is:

この計画に同意します。

Spaces are often added in textbooks or beginner materials to make the structure easier to see.

What does この do here?

この means this, but it must come before a noun.

So:

• この計画 = this plan

A very important beginner point:

• この
  • noun → this + noun
• これ = this by itself

So you can say:

• この計画 = this plan

but not:

• この alone, if you mean this one

For this one, you would use これ.