How to Say ‘From next Monday’ in Japanese
来週の月曜日から
raishuu no getsuyoubi kara
[rye-shoo noh geh-tsoo-yoh-bee kah-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: Great ready-made availability phrase. You can add: [働けます] after it for a full answer.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Clear start dates reduce back-and-forth; it’s appreciated in Japanese hiring.
Phrase Breakdown
来週
raishuu
[rye-shoo]
next week
Means “next week.” Often used with days to specify when you can start: 来週の月曜日 (next Monday).
来週の月曜日から働けます。
I can work starting next Monday.
の
no
[noh]
of; ’s
Particle linking nouns (A の B). Here it links “next week” to “Monday”: 来週の月曜日 = “next Monday.”
来週の月曜日から出勤できます。
I can start work from next Monday.
月曜日
getsuyoubi
[geh-tsoo-yoh-bee]
Monday
Day of the week: Monday. Used to answer availability questions like “From what day can you start?”
来週の月曜日から勤務できます。
I can work starting next Monday.
から
kara
[kah-rah]
from; starting (at)
Marks the start point. In interviews, it clearly states your start date: “from next Monday.”
来週の月曜日から大丈夫です。
Starting next Monday is fine.
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