[LeatherTrumpet]

Would you take that to mean

This Sunday coming or the one after that

ie a week on Sunday

[Mitchell]

A week on Sunday

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Mitchell

A week on Sunday

[Mitchell]

This Sunday would be ‘Sunday’ or ‘This Sunday’

[Black Dagger]

Yes next week.

[LukeB]

Next week

[RileyH]

no thank you

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Mitchell

This Sunday would be ‘Sunday’ or ‘This Sunday’

yeah

If i wanted them this sunday I would just say "come to my house this Sunday" but i will use "next Sunday" if i wanted them next week.

[Jack_]

The week after

Though if they said this on a Monday I'd probably ask for clarification, idk why

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Would you take that to mean

This Sunday coming or the one after that

ie a week on Sunday

Oh yes how confusing is it ! I always have to check with the person which they mean. Although they should say this Sunday if its this week.

[LeatherTrumpet]

if someone said next sunday i would clarify they dont mean the sunday coming

[Ashley.]

Who makes plans on a Sunday?

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Ashley.

Who makes plans on a Sunday?

Certainly Nicky would not after 18:00 hours

[Babayaro.]

It's not really a big deal

[thesheriff443]

This Sunday is this week and next Sunday is the following sunday

[smudgie]

On Sunday is this one coming, next Sunday is the one after.

What we having for dinner LT

[LeatherTrumpet]

If you are catching the next bus you dont mean the one after the next one you mean the next one

or when the butcher shouts NEXT he means the next in turn not the one after?

[Morgan.]

It depends. If it was during the week then I'd probably assume it was the next Sunday available (so that weekend) but if it was anSaturday then I'd ask if they meant the next day or he One after.

[bitontheslide]

if the week after was meant, it would be a week on sunday

[Tozzie]

I'd just say "do you mean this coming sunday or next"?

[Natalie.]

A week Sunday

[MTVN]

For me the 'next' indicates next week so it'd be a week Sunday. But if it was Wednesday and someone asked if I could do something 'next Tuesday' I would probably assume they meant the Tuesday in six days time next week not the one in thirteen days time

[caprimint]

If they used the word 'next' then I'd assume it was the one after the first one coming up

[bitontheslide]

if someone said, lets get on the next bus, would you let the next one pass by and get on the one after or would you get on the one that arrives soonest

[Ashley.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

if someone said, lets get on the next bus, would you let the next one pass by and get on the one after or would you get on the one that arrives soonest

"The next..." and "next..." don't have the same meaning, though.