How do you say "From next Monday" in Japanese?

"From next Monday" in Japanese is "来週の月曜日から". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘From next Monday’ in Japanese

Q: What does "来週の月曜日から" mean in English?

"来週の月曜日から" means "From next Monday" in English. Usage tip: Put [の] between two time nouns when the first one describes the second: [来週の月曜日] = "next week's Monday," meaning "next Monday." The same pattern works in [今週の金曜日].

来週の月曜日から

raishuu no getsuyoubi kara

[raishuu no getsuyoobi kara]

💬 Usage Tip: Put [の] between two time nouns when the first one describes the second: [来週の月曜日] = "next week's Monday," meaning "next Monday." The same pattern works in [今週の金曜日].

Phrase Breakdown

来週

raishuu

[raishuu]

next week

Refers to the upcoming week after this one. Used to narrow down a schedule.

Example

来週の月曜日から働けます。

I can work starting next Monday.

の

[no]

A linking particle connecting nouns. Here it links 'next week' and 'Monday.'

Example

来週の月曜日から勤務開始です。

Work starts from next Monday.

月曜日から

getsuyoubi kara

from Monday

Indicates the starting point in time, beginning on Monday.

Example

月曜日から働きます。

I’ll work from Monday.

Words in this phrase

月曜日

getsuyoubi

[getsuyoobi]

Monday

The specific weekday Monday in the phrase 'from next week's Monday.'

Example

来週の月曜日から出勤します。

I will start coming to work from next Monday.

から

kara

[kara]

from

Marks the starting point in time. Here it means beginning on that day.

Example

来週の月曜日から働く予定です。

I plan to start working from next Monday.

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