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How to Say ‘Tomorrow at ten’ in French

Demain à dix heures

duh-mahn ah dees ur

[duh-mahn ah dees ur]

💬 Usage Tip: In dix heures the x sounds like a z and links up: (dee-zuhr).

Phrase Breakdown

Demain

[duh-mahn]

tomorrow

An adverb meaning 'tomorrow', often used when planning follow-up communication.

Example

Je vous écrirai demain pour confirmer l’horaire.

I will write to you tomorrow to confirm the time.

à dix heures

ah dees ur

at ten o'clock

Use 'à' with clock times. The liaison gives 'a di-zeur'.

Example

Rendez-vous à dix heures.

Meeting at ten o'clock.

Words in this phrase

[ah]

A preposition indicating position or direction.

Example

À la maison.

At the house.

dix

[dees]

ten

The number ten, often used for group size in reservations.

Example

Dix personnes, c'est possible dans une salle semi-privée ?

Ten people, is that possible in a semi-private room?

heures

[ur]

hours / o’clock

Part of the French way of stating time in reservations.

Example

Vous êtes bien quatre personnes à 20 heures, pas à 19 heures.

You are indeed four people at 8 p.m., not at 7 p.m.

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