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When French people say next Friday and we say this Friday

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (940+ words) Speakers of the two languages have different interpretations of the word 'next' when it relates to dates If a native French speaker tells their English colleague “on se voit mercredi prochain” on a Monday, they probably mean in two days…...