mañana
8.8
A time in the future, often tomorrow
- noun
- /mɑːˈnjɑːnə/
:
mañana
- See you mañana.
- see you mañana
Examples
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I will see you mañana.
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Speak to you mañana, right?
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See you mañana.
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Call you mañana.
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Hasta mañana ♫
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Let's discuss the project mañana when everyone is available.
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I have a meeting scheduled for mañana regarding the new initiatives.
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I'll finish the report mañana so we can review it together.
Synonyms
future
vsmañana
∞
1.0
The time that comes after the present
focuses on an indefinite or nearer time, often tomorrow or later
time to come
vsmañana
27
3.6
The time that comes after now
often means a nearer unspecified time such as tomorrow or later
6
9.9
A future time with no fixed date that often means it will be done later
is a neutral unspecified future often meaning tomorrow or later
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Etymology
Mañana comes from Spanish and the old Latin root mane, both meaning 'morning'. So it came to mean 'tomorrow' or 'later' — the 'morning that comes next', which helps you remember it as a time in the future.