How to Say ‘At 10 o’clock tomorrow.’ in Japanese
あしたの十時に
ashita no juu ji ni
[ah-shee-tah noh joo jee nee]
💬 Usage Tip: Good for confirming: [あしたの十時にお願いします。] (“Please come at 10 tomorrow.”).
🇯🇵 In Japan: Confirming the time clearly helps avoid misunderstandings, especially when multiple parties (management + plumber) coordinate.
Phrase Breakdown
あした
ashita
[ah-shee-tah]
tomorrow
A common, casual word for “tomorrow.” Used for scheduling appointments (like a plumber visit).
あしたの十時に、大家さんに連絡します。
I’ll contact the landlord at 10 tomorrow.
の
no
[noh]
’s / of (linking particle)
The particle の connects nouns. Here it links “tomorrow” to “10 o’clock,” making “tomorrow at 10.”
あしたの十時に、修理に来てもらえますか。
Could you have someone come to repair it at 10 tomorrow?
十時
juu ji
10 o'clock
Time expression: 十(じゅう) + 時(じ) = “10 o'clock.” Can be 午前十時 / 午後十時 depending on context.
十時に来てください。
Please come at 10 o'clock.
Words in this phrase
十
juu
[joo]
ten
The number 10. When telling time, it combines with 時 to mean “ten o’clock” (十時).
あしたの十時に、お湯の修理をお願いします。
Please arrange the hot-water repair for 10 tomorrow.
時
ji
[jee]
o’clock / hour
Used after a number to tell the time (〜時). 十時 = 10 o’clock.
あしたの十時に、業者が来る予定です。
The contractor is scheduled to come at 10 tomorrow.
に
ni
[nee]
at / on (time marker)
Particle used to mark a specific time. 十時に = “at 10 o’clock.”
あしたの十時に、部屋にいてもいいですか。
Is it okay if I’m in the room at 10 tomorrow?
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