How do you say "Next month" in French?

"Next month" in French is "Le mois prochain". This phrase is commonly used in France.

What does "Le mois prochain" mean in English?

"Le mois prochain" means "Next month" in English.

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How to Say ‘Next month’ in French

Le mois prochain

luh mwa proh-shan

[luh mwa proh-shan]

Phrase Breakdown

[luh]

The

Definite article used to specify a noun.

Example

Le mois prochain, je déménage.

Next month, I am moving.

mois

[mwa]

month

A period of time roughly based on the phases of the moon, usually about 30 days.

Example

Le mois prochain, je déménage.

Next month, I am moving.

prochain

[proh-shan]

Referring to the time following the present one.

Example

Le mois prochain, je déménage.

Next month, I am moving.

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