From here on Meaning in English
expression
ˈfɹəm/ /ˈhiɹ/ /ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn
FRUHM-heer-AHN or FRUHM-heer-AWN
fɹˈɒm/ /hˈiə/ /ˈɒn
fr-OM-heer-ON
Definition
Used to indicate that something will begin or continue starting at this moment and into the future.
Usage & Nuances
Slightly formal; often used to mark a new phase, change, or rule starting now. Can be replaced by 'from now on', which is more common in casual speech. Rarely refers to actual place; mostly about time or situation.
Spanish: de ahora en adelante - a partir de aquíPortuguese (BR): daqui para frente - a partir daquiPortuguese (PT): daqui em diante - a partir daquiChinese (Simplified): 从现在开始 - 从这里开始Chinese (Traditional): 從現在開始 - 從這裡開始Hindi: अब से - यहाँ से आगेArabic: من الآن فصاعدًا - من هنا فصاعدًاBengali: এখান থেকে - এখন থেকেRussian: с этого момента - впредьJapanese: これから - 今後Vietnamese: từ bây giờ - kể từ đâyKorean: 지금부터 - 앞으로Turkish: şu andan itibaren - bundan sonraUrdu: اب سے - اس لمحے سےIndonesian: mulai sekarang - dari sini ke depan
Example Sentences
From here on, you must do your homework every day.
basic
Please remember, from here on the rules have changed.
basic
From here on, you are responsible for your actions.
basic
Okay, from here on, let’s stick to the plan and not change anything.
natural
Life gets real from here on—are you ready?
natural
From here on, things will only get better if we work together.
natural