“Later” in Japanese
Short answer
Later in Japanese is “後出” (koushutsu). Full meaning: later, following.
Other ways to say “Later” in Japanese
後で
atode later (on), afterwards
後の方
atonohou later
後から
atokara after, later
後口
atokuchi aftertaste; later (in line or in turn, etc.)
後日
gonichi in the future, another day, later
後
ato behind, rear; after, later; remainder, the rest
遅い
osoi slow, time-consuming, sluggish; late (in the day), towards the end (of the day or night), until a time far into the day or night; later (than expected or usual), late, behind schedule, behind time, tardy, overdue, unpunctual
あと
ato behind, rear; after, later; remainder, the rest
あっと
atto behind, rear; after, later; remainder, the rest
下って
kudatte humbly; after a time, later, down to (e.g. "down to present day"); followed by, next
晏い
osoi slow, time-consuming, sluggish; late (in the day), towards the end (of the day or night), until a time far into the day or night; later (than expected or usual), late, behind schedule, behind time, tardy, overdue, unpunctual
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