The week after next week in Japanese 🇯🇵

さらいしゅう info.

さらいしゅう

Tips to remember:
– "さら" (sara) can remind you of “plate” in Japanese, and you might imagine stacking plates two weeks ahead.
– "来週" (raishuu) means next week, adding "さら" (sara) before it extends it to another week ahead.

Explanations:
– さらいしゅう (saraishuu) directly translates to "the week after next."
– It's a compound of "さら" (sara), which can broadly imply an additional layer or step, and "来週" (raishuu), meaning "next week."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 二週間後 (にしゅうかんご, nishuukan-go): Literally means "after two weeks."
– 次の次の週 (つぎのつぎのしゅう, tsugi no tsugi no shuu): Literally means "next next week."

Alternate meanings like slang:
– No common slang uses for さらいしゅう, as it is a pretty straightforward term.

Examples of sentences:
1. さらいしゅう、日本に行きます。
(Saraishuu, Nihon ni ikimasu.)
The week after next, I will go to Japan.

2. プレゼンテーションは、さらいしゅうです。
(Purezenteeshon wa, saraishuu desu.)
The presentation is the week after next.

3. さらいしゅうまでに宿題を終わらせてください。
(Saraishuu made ni shukudai o owarasete kudasai.)
Please finish your homework by the week after next.

4. さらいしゅうから新しいプロジェクトが始まります。
(Saraishuu kara atarashii purojekuto ga hajimarimasu.)
A new project will start from the week after next.

Romanized characters:
– さらいしゅう (saraishuu)

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