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    計画がうまくいく (keikaku ga umaku iku) - a plan goes well

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This expression uses the noun '計画' (keikaku, plan) as the subject, marked by the particle 'が' (ga). 'うまく' (umaku) is the adverbial form of the adjective 'うまい' (umai, skillful/good), modifying the verb 'いく' (iku, to go). Together, 'うまくいく' means 'to go well' or 'to succeed'.

    Sample sentences

    彼の綿密な計画のおかげで、全てがうまくいくと信じている。

    Thanks to his meticulous plan, I believe everything will go well.

    このまま順調に進めば、計画はうまくいくはずだ。

    If we proceed smoothly like this, the plan should go well.

    どんなに努力しても、計画がうまくいくとは限らない。

    No matter how much effort you put in, it doesn't always mean the plan will go well.

    Quick facts

    verb_form:'いく' is the plain, non-past form. It can be conjugated to '-いきます' for politeness or '-いきました' for past tense, etc.
    particle_usage:The 'が' particle clearly marks '計画' as the subject of the action 'うまくいく'.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    彼の綿密な計画のおかげで、全てがうまくいくと信じている。

    Thanks to his meticulous plan, I believe everything will go well.

    このまま順調に進めば、計画はうまくいくはずだ。

    If we proceed smoothly like this, the plan should go well.

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