Mañana (en. Tomorrow)

/maˈɲana/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

The part of the day between sunrise and noon.

Tomorrow I will wake up early to go running.

Mañana me levantaré temprano para ir a correr.

The day after the present.

We have a meeting tomorrow.

Tenemos una reunión mañana.

adverb

Indicates a future time, specifically the day after today.

Tomorrow I will go to the doctor.

Mañana iré al médico.

The word 'mañana' comes from the Latin 'maneana', which refers to the morning.

Tomorrow will be another day.

Reflects the idea that the future may bring new opportunities.

mañana será otro día

Today for you, tomorrow for me.

Expresses reciprocity in favors or help between people.

hoy por ti, mañana por mí

I will call you tomorrow.

A promise to communicate with someone the following day.

mañana te llamo

afternoon

Part of the day between noon and night.

tarde

night

The dark part of the day between sunset and dawn.

noche

morning-related

An adjective that describes something related to the morning.

mañanero

Tomorrow, in a colloquial sense, can refer to something that is procrastinated.

I will leave the work for tomorrow.

El trabajo lo dejo para mañana.

It is used to indicate that something is uncertain or that it will not happen soon.

We will see that tomorrow, if it happens.

Eso lo veremos mañana, si se da.