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What is the difference between la semana próxima and la semana entrante ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Significan lo mismo, solo son diferentes maneras de expresarlo.
Tengo que entregar esta tarea la semana próxima (también se puede decir la proxima semana)
Me dijo que me conseguiría el dinero para la semana entrante.
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*la proxima semana
in my opinion there is not difference
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Both express exactly the same. Use either.
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Es lo mismo, pero se escucha mejor: la próxima semana
Otro sustantivo seria:
La semana que sigue
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