From root: sunod
Usage Note
Susunod refers to the very next item or time period in a sequence, such as susunod na linggo for next week.
Examples
" Ikaw ang susunod. "
Natural Translation
You are next.
Literal Translation
You the next.
" Sino ang susunod? "
Natural Translation
Who is next?
Literal Translation
Who the next?
" Sa susunod na linggo, magkikita kami ng aking mga kaibigan na matagal ko nang hindi nakausap. "
Natural Translation
Next week, I will meet up with my friends whom I have not talked to in a long time.
Literal Translation
On next week, will-meet we of my friends that long-time I already not have-talked.
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