How to Say ‘Next Sunday’ in French
Dimanche prochain
dee-MAHNSH proh-SHAN
[dee-MAHNSH proh-SHAN]
💬 Usage Tip: Days need no "on" in French and don't take a capital letter. Prochain goes after the day: lundi prochain "next Monday".
Phrase Breakdown
Dimanche
[dee-MAHNSH]
Sunday
The last day of the week in France, when many shops are closed.
Le dimanche, nous déjeunons en famille.
On Sundays, we have lunch as a family.
prochain
[proh-SHAN]
next
Adjective after a time word meaning the coming one.
la semaine prochaine
next week
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