How to Say ‘Tomorrow morning’ in French
Demain matin
duh-man ma-tan
[duh-man ma-tan]
💬 Usage Tip: For parts of the day, French often just puts the time word after the day: [demain matin], [demain soir], [lundi après-midi]. No extra word is needed for "in the."
Phrase Breakdown
Demain
[duh-man]
tomorrow
Time word meaning the day after today.
Demain matin serait idéal pour la réparation.
Tomorrow morning would be ideal for the repair.
matin
[ma-tan]
morning
Part of the day before noon.
Demain matin, je serai à la maison.
Tomorrow morning, I will be at home.
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