Can 今度から ever mean "from now on" or does it only mean next time? So I already know that 今度 can be used to mean this time or next time as in the following: 今度の土曜日に行きます。 = Next Saturday I'll go. 今度の夕食は美味しかったです。 = This time dinner was delicious. However, I also saw that 今度から was being translated as "from now on" in some contexts. For example: 今度からあなたの部下を引き受けます。 = I'll be taking charge of your scouts/subordinates from now on. Could this also be translated as "I'll be taking charge of your scouts/subordinates next time." ? Do 今から, 今度から, and 今後 mean the same thing in some contexts? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.