の【さきのはなし】

Frequency rank: 14,402. – 14,456.
    expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.); noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. matter for the future; something that is a long way off; something that is not going to happen anytime soon
Forms
  • の【さきのはなし】Frequency rank: 14,402. – 14,456.
  • さきのはなし
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. matter for the future
    2. This refers to something that will occur later or is relevant in the long term, suggesting that it's not an immediate concern.
    It's difficult to think about matters for the future.
    Even while talking about future matters, I have to focus on what needs to be done now.
  2. something that is a long way off
    3. This implies that an event or outcome is distant, reinforcing the idea of a delay or time gap before it happens.
    That project is a long way off, and it will take time to realize.
    That goal is something for the future; right now, we are in the stage of preparation.
  3. something that is not going to happen anytime soon
    4. This usage highlights the improbability or unlikeliness of something happening in the near future.
    That outcome is not going to happen anytime soon; we can't expect it right away.
    It seems that will be something not going to happen anytime soon, but effort is necessary to realize our dreams.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to talk about the future matterto consider future mattersto focus on matters for the futureto forget about future mattersit's too early to talk about future mattersanxiety about matters for the futureit's necessary to discuss future mattersto bring up matters for the futureto have expectations for future mattersto be concerned about future matters
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