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How do you say next in Portuguese?

"Next" in Portuguese can be translated in several ways, depending on the context:

General "next"

* Próximo: This is the most common and general translation of "next."

* Seguinte: This is another common translation, slightly more formal than "próximo."

"Next" in a sequence

* Próximo: This is still used for sequence, but often in a more specific sense, like "the next step" or "the next day."

* Seguinte: This is also commonly used for sequence, particularly in formal contexts.

"Next to"

* Ao lado de: This literally translates to "by the side of," but it's used similarly to "next to."

* Junto a: This also translates to "next to," and can be used in place of "ao lado de."

Examples:

* O próximo passo: The next step.

* O seguinte capítulo: The following chapter.

* Sente-se ao lado de mim: Sit next to me.

* A casa ao lado da minha: The house next to mine.

The best translation for "next" will depend on the context of the sentence.

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