How to Say ‘And tomorrow you leave, nah'’ in Spain Spanish
Y mañana te va', nah
EE mah-NYAH-nah teh vah nah
[EE mah-NYAH-nah teh vah nah]
💬 Usage Tip: Te vas is the usual way to say "you leave" or "you're going away." Compare vas = "you go" and te vas = "you go away / leave."
Phrase Breakdown
Y mañana te va'
EE mah-NYAH-nah teh vah
Words in this phrase
Y
[EE]
And
Used to join clauses or sentences.
Me llamó y me dijo.
He called me and told me.
mañana
[mah-NYAH-nah]
tomorrow
The day that comes after today.
Veremos qué pasa mañana.
We'll see what happens tomorrow.
te
[teh]
you
Used to address someone.
Te dejo el libro.
I leave you the book.
va
[vah]
go
To head towards a destination.
Ella va al mercado.
She is going to the market.
nah
[nah]
Nah
Colloquial expression for 'no'.
Nah, no me apetece.
Nah, I don't feel like it.
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