The day after tomorrow in Spanish
The day after tomorrow in Spanish is pasado mañana (pah-SAH-doh mah-NYAH-nah).
- Spanish
- pasado mañana
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- pah-SAH-doh mah-NYAH-nah
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Questions about pasado mañana
How do you say the day after tomorrow in Spanish?
The day after tomorrow in Spanish is pasado mañana.
How do you pronounce pasado mañana?
Say it pah-SAH-doh mah-NYAH-nah. The syllables in capitals are stressed: SAH and NYAH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
What does pasado mañana mean in English?
In English, pasado mañana means the day after tomorrow.
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