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How to Say ‘Tomorrow morning’ in Portuguese

Amanhã de manhã

ah-mun-YAH deh mun-YAHNG

[ah-mun-YAH deh mun-YAHNG]

💬 Usage Tip: amanhã and manhã share the same nasal ã sound, roughly (ah-mah-NYAH duh mah-NYAH). The de in the middle shrinks to almost nothing.

Phrase Breakdown

Amanhã

[ah-mun-YAH]

tomorrow

Used to refer to the day after today.

Example

Amanhã apanho o comboio de manhã.

Tomorrow I’m taking the train in the morning.

[deh]

in (part of 'de manhã')

Preposition; 'de manhã' means 'in the morning'.

Example

Trabalho de manhã.

I work in the morning.

manhã

[mun-YAHNG]

morning

The part of the day from dawn until noon.

Example

A manhã está fria.

The morning is cold.

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