"Next time" in Japanese is 次回 (jikai) and means "on the next occasion...".
'Kondo' and more usually 'mata kondo' can mean 'next time' in Japanese.
"Jibin" means 'next flight/ship etc.,' or 'next post [as in next mail delivery]'
time or when
'Machi' can mean "town" or "waiting time."
It means goodbye for a long time.
Bleach will continue in the next year,or for the long waiting.
YASAIRA mean queen of the rivers in Japanese yasaira was a queen that the Japanese worshiped Seki time
頃 (koro) and sometimes read (goro) esp when in middle of sentence, is general Japanese for 'time', not the concept of time itself, but like you say 'back then.. at that time' etc. (E.g: Ano koro kara = Since then)
"Próximo tiempo" is Spanish for "next time" or "coming time." It refers to the future or the next occurrence of an event.
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The only thing this can mean is Sata airport, where Sata is a proper name and the next word is 'kuukou' not 'kukou' meaning airport.
"Tsugi no densha ha nanji ni kimasu ka?" What time will the next train come?