"来年は何をしますか？"

Translation: What will you do next year?

[TomBunge]

I think "what are you going to do next year" should be accepted

[V2Blast]

Report it.

[Enji_Todoroki]

How do you correctly pronounce 来年?

[BunteBlumen]

らいねん (rainen)

[CheesyCakeu]

Why is "What are you doing next year?" not an acceptable answer?

[ElderHinrichs]

What am I going to do next year? Sleep. Definitely sleep.

[DashAlex22]

Why is “the next year” wrong?

[laters-taters]

Same thing we do every year, Pinky-kun. Try to survive... and take over the World!

[SLY.Fet]

The first one is very actual right now

[Abdulrahma826404]

Lol

[Sande.]

These sentences really need to have more correct answers added to them so they can be typed by keyboard. I'm pretty much forced to use the word bank for this set.

[_OzBoz_]

Gotta survive until then

[PabloArias470876]

How come さis missing?

[magicallymagic]

Because さ来年 is actually 再来年 and means "the year after next."

来年 by itself means "next year."

[JennyG159772]

To English speaking folks here: is "what do we do next year?" also correct?
ありがとう

[Ri-nee-chan]

Grammatically it is correct. As a translation it would depend on context, like everything in Japanese. If you were just talking with friends or family about this years summer vacation (which you spend together) and it's been agreed that you will do something together next year as well, then you can ask this question and have it mean "What do we do next year?"

[Steve504795]

Contractions shouldn't be marked as wrong. I said "what'll" instead of "what will"

[Akhil413214]

I think "What will you do in the year after this" should have been accepted

[ngochung72]

"What are you going to do next year" is a correct sentence.

[laters-taters]

It's functionally equivalent, but there is a separate progressive tense. In these English→Japanese exercises it's best to use the most literal translation that makes sense in case they haven't added more.

[Daesastrous]

For my correct translation I got "What will it do next year?"
(It puts the lotion on its skin, or it gets the hoze)

[Gabriela984086]

らいねん.....