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: から after a time means "starting from": 明日から (ashita kara) "from tomorrow".
Phrase Breakdown
来週の
raishuu no
next week's
'Raishuu' means next week. Hold the long 'u' at the end: 'rai-shuu'. 'No' links it to the next noun.
来週の予定を教えてください。
Please tell me next week's schedule.
Words in this phrase
来週
raishuu
[rye-shoo]
next week
Refers to the following week.
来週のコンサートを予約します。
I will book next week's concert.
の
no
[noh]
of
A linking particle connecting nouns, like 'of' or showing description.
前の方が見やすいです。
The front area is easier to see from.
月曜日から
getsuyoubi kara
from Monday
'Getsuyoubi' means Monday. There is a small pause (double consonant feel) after 'ge'. 'Kara' means 'from'.
月曜日から働きます。
I'll work from Monday.
Words in this phrase
月曜日
getsuyoubi
[geh-tsoo-YOH-bee]
Monday
The first day of the work week.
月曜日に面接があります。
I have an interview on Monday.
から
kara
[kah-rah]
from; since
A particle meaning from or since, marking a starting point in time or place.
朝から元気です。
I have felt energetic since morning.
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