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How to Say ‘After one week’ in Japanese

1しゅうかんご

ichi shuukan go

[one shoo-kahn goh]

💬 Usage Tip: [〜ご] means “after.” So [1週間後] = “one week later.” You can also say [2日後] “two days later.”

🇯🇵 In Japan: In Japan, staff may say [1週間後に来てください] (“Please come in one week”) rather than giving an exact date—then they’ll calculate the date for you.

Phrase Breakdown

ichi

[one]

1 (one)

The number 1 means “one.” In scheduling, it’s used with time counters like しゅうかん (weeks).

Example

1しゅうかんごにけっかをききにきます。

I will come to hear the results in one week.

しゅうかん

shuukan

[shoo-kahn]

week

しゅうかん means “week.” Common in follow-up plans after a test.

Example

1しゅうかんごにもう一度けんさをします。

We will do the test again in one week.

go

[goh]

after / later (suffix)

ご means “after/later” when attached to a time expression: 1しゅうかんご = “one week later.”

Example

1しゅうかんごにまたよやくがあります。

I have another appointment one week later.

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