How to say “the day after tomorrow” in Japanese | 明後日 (あさって、asatte)

The Japanese vocabulary「明後日 (あさって、asatte)」means “the day after tomorrow.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.

Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning

Key Word明後日
Hiraganaあさって
Romaji Readingasatte
English Meaningthe day after tomorrow

The Correct Japanese Pronunciations

Please learn the pronunciation by watching the attached video. You can also learn example sentences.

The Example Japanese Sentences

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Japanese Sentence明後日は、出張で東京に行く。
Romaji ReadingAsatte wa, shucchō de Tōkyō ni iku.
English MeaningI’m going to go to Tokyo on a business trip the day after tomorrow. (Plain Form)
Japanese Sentence明後日は、出張で東京に行きます。
Romaji ReadingAsatte wa, shucchō de Tōkyō ni ikimasu.
English MeaningI’m going to go to Tokyo on a business trip the day after tomorrow. (Polite Form)

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