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A2 adverb 6 min de lecture

prochainement

Exemples Notes et astuces prochainement en 30 secondes
Explication prochainement in your Level:
At the A1 level, you are just starting to learn how to talk about the future. You might already know 'bientôt' (soon). 'Prochainement' is a slightly longer and more formal way to say 'soon'. You will see it on signs in France, like at the cinema. For an A1 learner, the most important thing is to recognize it when you see it. It looks like the word 'prochain' (next), which helps you remember it means something is coming next. Don't worry about using it in conversation yet; stick to 'bientôt' for now, but keep an eye out for 'prochainement' on advertisements or when you are browsing French websites. It is a 'passive' vocabulary word at this stage.
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At the A2 level, you can start using 'prochainement' in simple written tasks. If you are writing a mock invitation or a short announcement for a class project, 'prochainement' adds a nice touch of 'real-world' French. You should understand that it is an adverb, meaning it describes when an action happens. You will often see it used with the 'futur proche' (aller + infinitive) or the 'futur simple'. For example: 'Le magasin va ouvrir prochainement.' It is a great word to use when you want to sound a bit more professional than a total beginner. You should also start to distinguish it from the adjective 'prochain' (next), ensuring you don't say 'le prochainement train' (the soon train) instead of 'le prochain train'.
At the B1 level, you should be comfortable using 'prochainement' in both formal writing and professional speaking contexts. You are now expected to manage different registers of French. Using 'prochainement' in a letter of motivation or a business email is much better than using 'bientôt'. You should also be aware of its placement in more complex sentences, such as those using multiple verbs or negation. You might start to notice it in news broadcasts or articles. At this level, you can also compare it to 'sous peu' and understand that 'prochainement' is the standard formal choice, while 'sous peu' is even more formal. It helps you sound like a more integrated member of a French-speaking professional environment.
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By B2, you should have a nuanced grasp of 'prochainement'. You understand that it creates a specific 'marketing' or 'official' tone. You can use it to structure a presentation about future projects or to write a press release. You are aware that while it is an adverb of time, it also carries a pragmatic function: it builds anticipation. You should be able to identify when 'prochainement' is used to intentionally be vague about a date (common in politics or business). You can also use it in more complex grammatical structures, such as in the passive voice: 'Ce film sera prochainement diffusé sur notre chaîne.' Your use of this word should feel natural and appropriate to the context, showing you can switch between casual and formal French effortlessly.
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At the C1 level, 'prochainement' is a basic tool in your vast vocabulary. You use it with precision to maintain a professional or literary tone. You can analyze the stylistic effect of placing 'prochainement' at different points in a sentence for emphasis. You might use it in academic writing or high-level reports to discuss upcoming trends or events. You also understand its relationship with other sophisticated adverbs like 'incessamment' or 'imminemment'. You can appreciate how a writer might use 'prochainement' to create a sense of impending change or to mimic the language of officialdom. Your mastery allows you to use the word not just for its meaning, but for its rhythmic and tonal qualities within a paragraph.
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At the C2 level, you have complete mastery over the word 'prochainement' and its place in the history of the French language. You can use it in highly formal speeches, legal documents, or creative writing to evoke a specific atmosphere. You understand the subtle differences between 'prochainement', 'sous peu', 'dans un avenir proche', and 'incessamment sous peu', choosing the exact one that fits the desired level of gravitas. You can use it ironically or to parody official language. Your understanding of the word is deep enough that you can explain its nuances to others, and you never confuse its register. It is part of a seamless, sophisticated command of French where every word choice is deliberate and perfectly suited to the communicative goal.
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Exemples Notes et astuces

prochainement en 30 secondes

  • Prochainement is a formal French adverb meaning 'soon' or 'shortly'.
  • It is the standard word used for 'Coming Soon' in movies and marketing.
  • Place it after the verb or at the end of the sentence for emphasis.
  • Use 'bientôt' for casual settings and 'prochainement' for professional ones.

The French adverb prochainement is a high-frequency temporal marker that translates most directly to 'soon' or 'shortly' in English. While it shares many similarities with the more common word bientôt, it carries a distinct nuance of formality and professional anticipation. In the landscape of French communication, choosing prochainement over its synonyms signals a certain level of polish or official status. It is the gold standard for announcements, marketing materials, and business correspondence where an event is scheduled to happen in the near future but perhaps without a specific date yet confirmed.

Formal Announcements
Used by companies to announce product launches or store openings. It creates a sense of professional readiness.
Cinema and Media
The classic 'Coming Soon' on movie posters is almost always translated as 'Sortie prochainement'.
Administrative Contexts
Government agencies use it to indicate that new laws or services will be implemented in the coming weeks or months.

Le nouveau musée d'art contemporain ouvrira ses portes prochainement dans le centre-ville.

Understanding the temporal 'weight' of this word is crucial. If you tell a friend you will call them prochainement, it might sound slightly stiff, as if you are a customer service representative. However, in a professional email, it is the perfect choice to indicate that a report or a reply is forthcoming. It suggests a structured timeline rather than a vague, casual promise. Historically, the word is built from the adjective prochain (next) and the suffix -ment, which transforms adjectives into adverbs. This etymological root emphasizes the 'next-ness' of the event in question.

Nous vous contacterons prochainement pour fixer un rendez-vous.

Syntactically, prochainement functions like most French adverbs of time. Its placement is flexible but generally follows the verb in simple tenses and is placed after the past participle or at the end of the sentence in compound tenses for emphasis. Because it is a multi-syllabic adverb, placing it at the very end of a sentence often provides a rhythmic 'closing' to the thought, which is why you see it so often in stand-alone phrases on advertisements.

With Futur Simple
Elle arrivera prochainement. (She will arrive soon.) This is the most natural pairing as it refers to a future event.
With Passé Composé
Used rarely to describe something that was scheduled to happen soon but from a past perspective: 'Il a été annoncé prochainement.'

Le site web sera prochainement mis à jour avec les nouveaux tarifs.

In negative sentences, the adverb usually follows the pas: 'Cela n'arrivera pas prochainement.' However, this construction is less common because if something isn't happening soon, speakers usually use more specific timeframes. A key stylistic tip is to avoid overusing it in casual conversation. If you're waiting for a pizza, say 'La pizza arrive bientôt,' not 'prochainement,' unless you're joking about the pizza delivery being a major corporate event.

Veuillez noter que des changements interviendront prochainement.

If you walk through the streets of Paris or browse a French streaming service like Canal+ or Netflix France, prochainement is inescapable. It is the language of the public sphere. You will hear it in train stations during announcements about upcoming departures or maintenance work. You will see it on construction hoardings explaining what the new building will be. It is a word that bridges the gap between the present moment and a planned future. In the media, journalists use it to tease upcoming segments or interviews, creating a sense of professional anticipation without committing to a specific minute.

Public Transport
'Des travaux débuteront prochainement sur la ligne 4.' (Works will begin soon on line 4.)
Retail and Sales
'Soldes : prochainement dans votre magasin.' (Sales: coming soon to your store.)

Retrouvez votre émission préférée prochainement sur notre antenne.

In literary contexts, it might appear to set a tone of inevitability. In news broadcasts, it is used to transition between topics or to announce future coverage. It is rare in very informal youth slang, where 'bientôt' or even 'tout à l'heure' would be preferred, but it remains a staple of the 'standard' French that learners will encounter in 90% of professional and public interactions. It is a 'safe' word—never offensive, always clear, and highly useful for managing expectations in any social setting that requires a bit of decorum.

The most frequent mistake English speakers make with prochainement is using it in contexts that are too casual. While 'soon' works for both 'I'll see you soon' and 'The project will be completed soon,' French prefers à bientôt for the former and prochainement for the latter. Saying 'On se voit prochainement' to a close friend sounds like you are scheduling a business merger rather than a coffee date. Another common error is confusing the adverb prochainement with the adjective prochain.

Confusion with 'Prochain'
Remember: 'prochain' modifies a noun (la semaine prochaine), whereas 'prochainement' modifies a verb or the whole sentence.
Overuse in Speech
Beginners often use it because it sounds like 'prochain'. Use 'bientôt' for 80% of daily life and save 'prochainement' for the other 20% (formal/written).

Incorrect: La semaine prochainement.
Correct: La semaine prochaine. / L'événement aura lieu prochainement.

Additionally, learners sometimes forget that prochainement cannot be modified by 'très' as easily as 'bientôt' can. While 'très bientôt' is extremely common, 'très prochainement' is used but can feel redundant because prochainement already implies a specific, near-term window. Finally, ensure you don't confuse it with 'dernièrement' (recently), which refers to the past, whereas prochainement always refers to the future.

To truly master French, you need to know which 'soon' to use. Prochainement is just one tool in a toolbox of temporal adverbs. Depending on the urgency and the level of formality, you might choose a different word to convey your message more accurately.

Bientôt
The all-purpose 'soon'. Safe for friends, family, and most professional situations. It is warmer and more immediate than prochainement.
Sous peu
Very formal. Often used in legal or high-level administrative writing. 'Nous reviendrons vers vous sous peu.'
Incessamment
Implies that something is about to happen any second now. Extremely formal, often used in the phrase 'incessamment sous peu'.
D'ici peu
'From now shortly'. Focuses on the duration of time between now and the event.

Compare: 'À bientôt !' (See you soon!) vs 'L'album sera disponible prochainement.' (The album will be available soon.)

In summary, use bientôt for people you know, prochainement for public or professional announcements, and sous peu if you want to sound particularly distinguished or bureaucratic. Each word creates a different 'distance' between the speaker and the listener, and choosing the right one shows a deep understanding of French social nuances.

How Formal Is It?

Le savais-tu ?

The word 'prochain' in French can also mean 'fellow human being' (ton prochain), similar to how 'neighbor' is used in the Bible.

Guide de prononciation

UK /pʁɔ.ʃɛn.mɑ̃/
US /pʁoʊ.ʃɛn.mɑ̃/
The stress in French is usually on the final syllable: pro-chain-MENT.
Rime avec
clairement vraiment lentement brusquement tellement seulement autrement également
Erreurs fréquentes
  • Pronouncing the 't' at the end.
  • Pronouncing 'chain' like the English word 'chain'.
  • Forgetting the nasal 'en' sound.
  • Confusing the 'ai' sound with 'ee'.
  • Stress on the first syllable.

Niveau de difficulté

Lecture 2/5

Easy to recognize due to 'prochain' root.

Écriture 3/5

Requires correct spelling of the '-ment' suffix.

Expression orale 3/5

Requires mastering the nasal 'en' sound.

Écoute 2/5

Distinctive sound, usually clear in announcements.

Quoi apprendre ensuite

Prérequis

prochain bientôt maintenant temps après

Apprends ensuite

incessamment imminemment ultérieurement auparavant désormais

Avancé

temporellement simultanément conjointement

Grammaire à connaître

Adverb formation from adjectives

prochain -> prochainement

Adverb placement in simple tenses

Il viendra prochainement.

Adverb placement in compound tenses

Il sera prochainement annoncé.

Nasal vowels in adverbs

The 'ment' suffix.

Future tense usage

Le film sortira prochainement.

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Exemples par niveau

1

Le film arrive prochainement.

The movie is coming soon.

Simple subject + verb + adverb structure.

2

Ouverture prochainement !

Opening soon!

Used as a standalone announcement.

3

Il va pleuvoir prochainement.

It is going to rain soon.

Used with futur proche.

4

Le train part prochainement.

The train leaves soon.

Present tense used for future action.

5

Bientôt ou prochainement ?

Soon or shortly?

Comparing two adverbs.

6

C'est pour prochainement.

It is for soon.

Preposition 'pour' + adverb.

7

L'école finit prochainement.

School ends soon.

Simple present tense.

8

Le bus arrive prochainement.

The bus arrives soon.

Common in public transport.

1

Nous allons déménager prochainement.

We are going to move soon.

Futur proche with a plural subject.

2

Le nouveau restaurant ouvrira prochainement.

The new restaurant will open soon.

Futur simple tense.

3

Consultez notre site prochainement.

Check our site soon.

Imperative mood.

4

Il sera disponible prochainement.

It will be available soon.

Future tense of 'être'.

5

Le concert aura lieu prochainement.

The concert will take place soon.

Expression 'avoir lieu'.

6

Elle va nous écrire prochainement.

She is going to write to us soon.

Object pronoun 'nous' before the infinitive.

7

Les résultats seront publiés prochainement.

The results will be published soon.

Passive voice in the future.

8

Revenez nous voir prochainement.

Come back and see us soon.

Imperative with 'nous voir'.

1

Le gouvernement annoncera prochainement ses mesures.

The government will soon announce its measures.

Formal administrative context.

2

Nous espérons vous revoir prochainement au bureau.

We hope to see you again soon at the office.

Professional register.

3

Des changements seront prochainement apportés au contrat.

Changes will soon be made to the contract.

Adverb placement in passive future.

4

L'exposition sera prochainement inaugurée par le maire.

The exhibition will soon be inaugurated by the mayor.

Formal passive construction.

5

Veuillez noter que le magasin fermera prochainement.

Please note that the store will close soon.

Polite imperative 'Veuillez'.

6

Nous vous tiendrons informés prochainement.

We will keep you informed soon.

Future tense with direct object.

7

Un nouveau projet sera lancé prochainement.

A new project will be launched soon.

Abstract future event.

8

La date sera communiquée prochainement.

The date will be communicated soon.

Passive voice for official info.

1

Le rapport sera prochainement soumis au comité de direction.

The report will soon be submitted to the management committee.

High-level professional vocabulary.

2

Des travaux de rénovation débuteront prochainement dans l'immeuble.

Renovation work will begin shortly in the building.

Specific noun 'rénovation'.

3

L'entreprise prévoit de s'étendre prochainement à l'international.

The company plans to expand internationally soon.

Verb 'prévoir de'.

4

Cette technologie sera prochainement intégrée à nos produits.

This technology will soon be integrated into our products.

Technical context.

5

Nous devrions recevoir une réponse prochainement.

We should receive a response soon.

Conditional 'devrions' + infinitive.

6

Le décret sera prochainement publié au Journal Officiel.

The decree will soon be published in the Official Journal.

Specific administrative reference.

7

Il est prévu que les travaux s'achèvent prochainement.

It is planned that the work will finish soon.

Impersonal 'Il est prévu que'.

8

La direction communiquera prochainement sur ce sujet sensible.

Management will communicate on this sensitive subject soon.

Intransitive use of 'communiquer'.

1

L'œuvre sera prochainement restituée à son pays d'origine.

The work will soon be returned to its country of origin.

Formal diplomatic/artistic context.

2

Ces mesures devraient prochainement porter leurs fruits.

These measures should soon bear fruit.

Metaphorical expression.

3

Le romancier publiera prochainement le dernier tome de sa saga.

The novelist will shortly publish the final volume of his saga.

Literary context.

4

Il est fort probable que la situation évolue prochainement.

It is highly likely that the situation will evolve soon.

Subjunctive mood after 'Il est probable que'.

5

Une solution pérenne sera prochainement mise en œuvre.

A sustainable solution will soon be implemented.

Sophisticated adjective 'pérenne'.

6

Les conclusions de l'enquête seront prochainement rendues publiques.

The investigation's findings will soon be made public.

Formal passive structure.

7

Le musée accueillera prochainement une rétrospective de l'artiste.

The museum will soon host a retrospective of the artist.

Specific vocabulary 'rétrospective'.

8

Des négociations devraient s'ouvrir prochainement entre les deux pays.

Negotiations should open soon between the two countries.

Diplomatic context.

1

L'obsolescence de ce système sera prochainement actée par la direction.

The obsolescence of this system will soon be formally acknowledged by management.

Highly technical/formal vocabulary.

2

Il appert que des réformes seront prochainement engagées.

It appears that reforms will shortly be initiated.

Archaic/Very formal 'Il appert que'.

3

La pérennité de l'institution sera prochainement mise à l'épreuve.

The institution's permanence will soon be put to the test.

Abstract philosophical context.

4

On peut augurer que des changements surviendront prochainement.

One can predict that changes will occur soon.

Sophisticated verb 'augurer'.

5

Le caractère imminence de l'événement suggère qu'il se produira prochainement.

The imminent nature of the event suggests it will happen soon.

Redundant for stylistic effect.

6

La commission devra prochainement statuer sur la validité du scrutin.

The commission will soon have to rule on the validity of the vote.

Legal/Electoral terminology.

7

Les instances dirigeantes se réuniront prochainement pour débattre du budget.

The governing bodies will meet soon to debate the budget.

Institutional vocabulary.

8

Une clarification doctrinale est attendue prochainement.

A doctrinal clarification is expected soon.

Niche academic/religious context.

Collocations courantes

sortir prochainement
ouvrir prochainement
annoncé prochainement
disponible prochainement
publié prochainement
arriver prochainement
connaître prochainement
débuter prochainement
clôturer prochainement
visiter prochainement

Phrases Courantes

Sortie prochainement

— Coming soon (usually for movies or books).

Sortie prochainement au cinéma.

Disponible prochainement

— Available soon (for products).

Cet article sera disponible prochainement.

Ouverture prochainement

— Opening soon (for shops).

Ouverture prochainement de votre nouvelle boutique.

À paraître prochainement

— To be published soon.

Un nouvel ouvrage à paraître prochainement.

Nous vous contacterons prochainement

— We will contact you soon.

Merci pour votre message, nous vous contacterons prochainement.

Plus d'infos prochainement

— More info soon.

Restez connectés, plus d'infos prochainement.

De retour prochainement

— Back soon.

L'émission sera de retour prochainement.

Travaux prochainement

— Construction soon.

Attention, travaux prochainement sur cette route.

Diffusion prochainement

— Broadcasting soon.

Diffusion prochainement sur notre chaîne.

Vente prochainement

— Sale soon.

Vente prochainement aux enchères.

Souvent confondu avec

prochainement vs prochain

Prochain is an adjective (la semaine prochaine), while prochainement is an adverb.

prochainement vs dernièrement

Dernièrement means 'recently' (past), whereas prochainement means 'soon' (future).

prochainement vs bientôt

Bientôt is more casual; prochainement is more formal and official.

Expressions idiomatiques

"incessamment sous peu"

— A redundant but common way to say 'very, very soon'.

Il arrivera incessamment sous peu.

formal/humorous
"dans un avenir prochain"

— In the near future.

Nous espérons réussir dans un avenir prochain.

formal
"sous quinzaine"

— Within fifteen days (often used where 'prochainement' might be too vague).

Réponse sous quinzaine.

business
"à très bientôt"

— See you very soon (the informal equivalent).

Allez, à très bientôt !

informal
"d'un jour à l'autre"

— From one day to the next (implying 'prochainement').

Cela peut arriver d'un jour à l'autre.

neutral
"au plus tôt"

— As soon as possible.

Revenez au plus tôt.

neutral
"dans les plus brefs délais"

— In the shortest possible time.

Répondez dans les plus brefs délais.

formal
"le moment venu"

— When the time comes.

Nous déciderons le moment venu.

neutral
"tôt ou tard"

— Sooner or later.

Il le saura tôt ou tard.

neutral
"d'ici là"

— Between now and then.

D'ici là, soyez prudents.

neutral

Facile à confondre

prochainement vs prochain

Similar root.

Prochain modifies a noun; prochainement modifies a verb.

Le prochain train vs Le train arrive prochainement.

prochainement vs bientôt

Same meaning.

Bientôt is for general use; prochainement is for professional announcements.

À bientôt vs Ouverture prochainement.

prochainement vs sous peu

Same meaning.

Sous peu is even more formal/bureaucratic than prochainement.

Nous reviendrons vers vous sous peu.

prochainement vs ensuite

Temporal sequence.

Ensuite means 'then/next' in a sequence; prochainement means 'soon' in time.

D'abord je mange, ensuite je dors.

prochainement vs après

Temporal sequence.

Après means 'after'; prochainement means 'soon'.

Après le film vs Le film sort prochainement.

Structures de phrases

A1

Le [Nom] arrive prochainement.

Le bus arrive prochainement.

A2

Nous allons [Verbe] prochainement.

Nous allons manger prochainement.

B1

Il sera [Participe passé] prochainement.

Il sera publié prochainement.

B2

Des changements interviendront prochainement.

Des changements interviendront prochainement dans l'entreprise.

C1

Il est prévu que [Sujet] [Verbe] prochainement.

Il est prévu que le musée ouvre prochainement.

C2

Une clarification sera prochainement actée.

Une clarification sera prochainement actée par les autorités.

B1

Veuillez noter que [Sujet] [Verbe] prochainement.

Veuillez noter que le site fermera prochainement.

A2

Revenez prochainement.

Revenez nous voir prochainement.

Famille de mots

Noms

proche (neighbor/relative)
proximité (proximity)
prochain (fellow man)

Verbes

approcher (to approach)
rapprocher (to bring closer)

Adjectifs

prochain (next)
proche (near)

Apparenté

proche-orient
prochaines
prochainement
proximité
rapprochement
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Comment l'utiliser

frequency

Very high in written/official French; moderate in spoken French.

Astuces

Business Writing

Always use 'prochainement' in emails to clients to sound professional.

Silent T

Remember to keep the final 't' silent. It's a common mistake for English speakers.

Movie Posters

Look for this word on movie posters to see it in its most common habitat.

Adverb vs Adjective

Never use 'prochainement' to describe a noun like 'week' or 'month'.

Ending a Sentence

Place it at the end of a short sentence to make it sound like an official announcement.

Nasal Vowels

Practice the 'en' sound; it's the key to sounding French when saying this word.

Mémorise-le

Moyen mnémotechnique

Think of 'PRO-CHAIN-ment'. You are 'PRO' (for) the 'CHAIN' of events that is coming 'MENT' (mentally) soon.

Association visuelle

Imagine a movie theater screen with huge gold letters saying 'PROCHAINEMENT'.

Word Web

bientôt futur annonce cinéma prochain vite temps horaire

Défi

Try to find three advertisements online using the word 'prochainement' today.

Origine du mot

Derived from the Old French 'prochain', which comes from the Late Latin 'proximanus', meaning 'near'. The suffix '-ment' was added to form the adverb.

Sens originel : In a state of being next or near in time.

Romance (Latin root).

Contexte culturel

No specific sensitivities, but avoid using it for tragic events as it can sound too much like a 'promotion'.

English speakers often use 'soon' for everything. Learning 'prochainement' helps you separate casual 'soon' from professional 'soon'.

Movie trailers in France. SNCF (French Rail) announcements. Fashion week teasers.

Pratique dans la vie réelle

Contextes réels

Cinema

  • Prochainement au cinéma
  • Sortie prochainement
  • Bande-annonce prochainement
  • À voir prochainement

Business

  • Nous vous répondrons prochainement
  • Le projet sera lancé prochainement
  • Réunion prévue prochainement
  • Contactez-nous prochainement

Retail

  • Ouverture prochainement
  • Nouveautés prochainement
  • Soldes prochainement
  • En stock prochainement

Transport

  • Départ prochainement
  • Travaux prochainement
  • Arrivée prochainement
  • Changements prochainement

Media

  • Diffusion prochainement
  • Interview prochainement
  • Reportage prochainement
  • Exclusivité prochainement

Amorces de conversation

"Penses-tu que le nouveau film sortira prochainement ?"

"Est-ce que tu vas déménager prochainement ?"

"Quels sont les projets que tu vas finir prochainement ?"

"Le restaurant du coin va-t-il ouvrir prochainement ?"

"Est-ce qu'on aura prochainement des vacances ?"

Sujets d'écriture

Écris sur un événement que tu attends prochainement.

Quels changements aimerais-tu voir prochainement dans ta ville ?

Qu'est-ce que tu vas apprendre prochainement en français ?

Décris un projet professionnel qui se terminera prochainement.

Imagine les inventions qui seront disponibles prochainement.

Questions fréquentes

10 questions

Yes, 'prochainement' is typically used in professional, official, or commercial contexts, whereas 'bientôt' is used in everyday conversation.

No, you cannot. You should say 'à bientôt' or 'à plus tard'. 'Prochainement' is not used after the preposition 'à' in greetings.

It is a nasal sound. It sounds like the 'an' in 'pardon' but with the mouth more open. The 't' is silent.

Usually after the verb (e.g., 'Il viendra prochainement') or at the end of the sentence for emphasis.

No, 'next' is 'prochain' (adjective). 'Prochainement' only means 'soon' (adverb).

No, it only refers to the future. For the past, use 'dernièrement' or 'récemment'.

Yes, it is the standard translation for 'Coming Soon' on movie posters and in trailers.

Yes, it is possible and means 'very soon', though 'prochainement' alone is already quite strong.

It is spelled 'prochainement' with one 'n' after the 'ai' and one 'n' in the 'ment' suffix.

There isn't a single word opposite, but 'tard' (late) or 'il y a longtemps' (a long time ago) are conceptual opposites.

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