How do you say "Next tuesday" in French?

"Next tuesday" in French is "Mardi prochain". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘Next tuesday’ in French

Q: What does "Mardi prochain" mean in English?

"Mardi prochain" means "Next tuesday" in English. Usage tip: With days and time words, [prochain] usually comes after the noun: [mardi prochain], [la semaine prochaine], [le mois prochain].

Mardi prochain

mar-dee proh-shan

[mar-dee proh-shan]

💬 Usage Tip: With days and time words, [prochain] usually comes after the noun: [mardi prochain], [la semaine prochaine], [le mois prochain].

Phrase Breakdown

Mardi

[mar-dee]

Tuesday

The second day of the week in France.

Example

Mardi prochain, nous aurons une réunion.

Next Tuesday, we will have a meeting.

prochain

[proh-shan]

Referring to the time following the present one.

Example

Mardi prochain, nous aurons une réunion.

Next Tuesday, we will have a meeting.

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