~つもり (intention)

Talking to me like that — who do you think you are?

I didn't mean it like that.

Don't be sad — I didn't mean to hurt you.

I've already picked out the CD I plan to buy next.

I have absolutely no intention of retiring.

I plan to climb Mt. Kita.

She had been planning to visit her hospitalized mother.

She didn't intend to hurt anyone's feelings with her words.

She intends to enter into an international marriage.

She announced her intention to retire.

She plans to make one more blouse to go with her outfit.

The water's still cold, so I'm not planning to swim, okay?

I was planning to mention this later too, but there are no minor roles among the Katahane characters.

Those two don't seem to have any intention whatsoever of getting back together...

'Alright, I'm going to check it over.' 'Judge me well. I mean to say I tried my best.'

I plan to take care of my parents when they get old.

Next year I plan to work in Osaka.

I plan to go sightseeing in Paris next year.

I plan to stop by her place next week.

I plan to take two days off next week.

I'm planning to go to Hawaii next week, so I need to go to the bank to exchange some yen for dollars.

Next Sunday we're planning to throw a party for Mr. Oka.

I'm planning to throw a party next Saturday.

I plan to go to New York next week.

He intends to take on that responsibility in place of his friend.

I plan to meet you at the station when you get off the train tomorrow.

I plan to call Tom tomorrow and ask him to help.

I'm coming tomorrow, so be ready.

I haven't made any plans for tomorrow. I'm going to take it easy.

If the weather's nice tomorrow, I'm planning to go on a picnic.