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1. 明年 (míng nián): This phrase literally translates to "bright year" and is used to refer to the upcoming year.
2. 下一年 (xià yī nián): This phrase literally translates to "next year" and is used to refer to the upcoming year.
3. 年后 (nián hòu): This phrase literally translates to "after year" and is used to refer to the upcoming year.
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Yes, there is a slight difference. 明年 (míngnián) specifically means "next year," while 来年 (lái nián) also means "next year" but can carry a more formal or literary tone. In most contexts, they can be used interchangeably, but 明年 is more commonly used in everyday conversation.
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