How to Say ‘Next month’ in Spain Spanish
El mes que viene
El mes keh VYEH-neh
[El mes keh VYEH-neh]
💬 Usage Tip: Like la semana que viene, Spanish often puts "next" after the noun: el mes que viene. You can swap in other time words too, like el año que viene.
Phrase Breakdown
El
[El]
The
Used to specify a singular object or a period of time.
El mes que viene tengo un proyecto nuevo.
Next month I have a new project.
mes
[mes]
Month
A period of roughly thirty days.
El mes que viene tengo un proyecto nuevo.
Next month I have a new project.
que
[keh]
That
Used to specify which person or thing is mentioned.
El mes que viene tengo un proyecto nuevo.
Next month I have a new project.
viene
[VYEH-neh]
Comes
Occur in the future following the current situation.
El mes que viene tengo un proyecto nuevo.
Next month I have a new project.
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