English–Japanese
“tomorrow” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiashita
Example
明日は晴れです。ashita wa ha re de su
It will be sunny tomorrow.
How to say “tomorrow” in Japanese
“Tomorrow” in Japanese is 明日 (ashita).
Refers to the day immediately following today, whether it is discussed as a date or as a future time.
Example sentences with 明日
明日、友達と遊びます。ashita tomo dachi to aso bi ma su
I will play with my friend tomorrow.
明日は学校へ行きます。ashita wa gak kō e i ki ma su
I will go to school tomorrow.
Tips for using 明日
- In everyday Japanese, 明日 (ashita) is the usual conversational form, while あす (asu) is common in news, notices, and other formal contexts.