How to Say ‘Next / coming’ in Spain Spanish
Que viene
keh BYEH-neh
[keh BYEH-neh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often says "the week that comes" for "next week": la semana que viene. You can reuse the same pattern with time words like el mes que viene.
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[keh]
that / which
Relative word used in time expressions like la semana que viene.
El día que viene mejor para ti me va bien.
The day that suits you best works for me.
viene
[BYEH-neh]
comes / is coming
Form of venir; in this expression it means coming or upcoming.
La semana que viene estaré más libre.
Next week I'll be more available.
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