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How to Say ‘Tomorrow I start the holidays.’ in Spain Spanish

Mañana empiezo las vacaciones.

mah-NYAH-nah em-PYEH-soh laz bah-kah-SYOH-nehs

[mah-NYAH-nah em-PYEH-soh laz bah-kah-SYOH-nehs]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish happily uses the present tense for planned future events: mañana empiezo. You don't need a future form when the time word makes it clear.

Phrase Breakdown

Mañana empiezo

mah-NYAH-nah em-PYEH-soh

Tomorrow I start

'Mañana' means tomorrow. 'Ñ' sounds like 'ny': ma-NYA-na. The 'z' in 'empiezo' sounds like 'th'.

Example

Mañana empiezo a trabajar.

Tomorrow I start working.

Words in this phrase

Mañana

[mah-NYAH-nah]

tomorrow

An adverb meaning tomorrow, useful for setting a follow-up time.

Example

Mañana te envío los detalles.

Tomorrow I’ll send you the details.

empiezo

[em-PYEH-soh]

I start

First-person present of 'empezar' (to begin); the stem changes e to ie.

Example

Empiezo a trabajar a las nueve.

I start work at nine.

las vacaciones.

laz bah-kah-SYOH-nehs

the holidays

Spanish always uses the plural for holidays. Stress -CIO-: va-ca-THIO-nes.

Example

Me encantan las vacaciones.

I love holidays.

Words in this phrase

las

[laz]

The

A definite article to specify particular entities.

Example

Las casas son bellas.

The houses are beautiful.

vacaciones

[bah-kah-SYOH-nehs]

vacation, holidays

Feminine plural noun for time off work.

Example

Me voy de vacaciones en agosto.

I'm going on holiday in August.

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