Spanish Word for tomorrow

English Word: tomorrow

Spanish Word: mañana
The Spanish Word for tomorrow
Now you know how to say tomorrow in Spanish. :-)

Translated sentences containing 'tomorrow'
Do you know if we can buy the tickets tomorrow?
¿ Sabes si nosotros podemos comprar los boletos mañana.
I will not be able to go to the movies tomorrow because I have to study.
Yo no podré ir al cine mañana porque yo tengo que estudiar.
Will you be able to go to the movies tomorrow?
¿ Podrás ir al cine mañana?
John says that he will be able to go to the movies tomorrow with the boys.
Juan dice que él podrá ir al cine mañana con los muchachos.
I don't know if I will be able to eat lunch ("almorzar") with you all tomorrow.
Yo no sé si yo podré almorzar con ustedes mañana.
Will you be able to eat lunch with us tomorrow?
¿ Podrás almorzar con nosotros mañana?
Mary says that she will be able to eat lunch with us tomorrow.
María dice que ella podrá almorzar con nosotros mañana.
I think that we will be able to eat lunch with the boys tomorrow.
Yo creo que nosotros podremos almorzar con los muchachos mañana.
The boys say that they will be able to eat lunch with us tomorrow.
Los muchachos dicen que ellos podrán almorzar con nosotros mañana.
I am going to have to work in the office tomorrow.
Yo voy a tener que trabajar en la oficina mañana.



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