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How to Say ‘For next time.’ in Italian

Per la prossima volta.

pehr lah PROSS-see-mah VOL-tah

[pehr lah PROSS-see-mah VOL-tah]

Phrase Breakdown

Per

[pehr]

for

Used to refer to a future occasion or purpose.

Example

Per evitare discussioni, mando la posizione esatta.

To avoid arguments, I'll send the exact location.

La prossima volta

lah PROSS-see-mah VOL-tah

The next time

Refers to a future occasion.

Example

La prossima volta sarò puntuale.

Next time I'll be punctual.

Words in this phrase

la

[lah]

the

Feminine singular article introducing a noun like volta.

Example

La prossima volta ci sentiamo prima.

Next time we'll talk beforehand.

prossima

[PROSS-see-mah]

next

Refers to the following occasion in time.

Example

La prossima fermata va bene come punto di incontro.

The next stop works well as a meeting point.

volta

[VOL-tah]

time

In this phrase, it means an occasion in the future: 'next time'.

Example

Per la prossima volta salvo l'indirizzo corretto.

For next time, I'll save the correct address.

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