How to Say ‘It'll keep raining tomorrow’ in Spain Spanish
Mañana sigue lloviendo
mah-NYAH-nah SEE-geh yoh-BYEN-doh
[mah-NYAH-nah SEE-geh yoh-BYEN-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the present tense for the future when a time word like mañana makes it clear. For example: mañana trabajo "I'm working tomorrow".
Phrase Breakdown
Mañana
[mah-NYAH-nah]
tomorrow
An adverb meaning tomorrow, useful for setting a follow-up time.
Mañana te envío los detalles.
Tomorrow I’ll send you the details.
sigue
[SEE-geh]
it's still / keeps on
From 'seguir'; with 'sin' + infinitive it means something still hasn't happened.
Sigue lloviendo.
It's still raining.
lloviendo
[yoh-BYEN-doh]
raining
Gerund of 'llover' (to rain).
Está lloviendo mucho.
It's raining a lot.
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