How to Say ‘One month later’ in Japanese
1か月後
1 kagetsu go
[ee-chee]
💬 Usage Tip: [1か月後] means “one month later/after one month.” In medical follow-ups, it often means “come back in one month” for monitoring. Fun breakdown: [後] means “after/later,” and in time expressions it often follows the period, like [1週間後] = “one week later.”
🇯🇵 In Japan: At Japanese clinics, doctors often give very short follow-up timing like [1か月後] or [2週間後]. If you are unsure whether it means your next visit, your test, or when results will be checked, it is completely okay to ask politely: [1か月後に来院ですか。]
Phrase Breakdown
1
1
[ee-chee]
one
The number 1. In this time expression, it is read as 'ichi' and combines with か月 to mean one month.
1か月後に結果を聞きに来ます。
I will come to hear the results one month later.
か月
kagetsu
後
go
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