pasado mañana
adverbBeginnerHigh frequency
What does “pasado mañana” mean in English?
the day after tomorrow
Example sentences
Pasado mañana tengo examen.
The day after tomorrow I have an exam.
Vengo pasado mañana.
I'll come the day after tomorrow.
Pasado mañana es jueves.
The day after tomorrow is Thursday.
How to use it
Pasado mañana means 'the day after tomorrow'. Two-word adverbial phrase. Pair with future tense or present-with-future-meaning.
Common mistake
Two words: pasado mañana, NOT 'pasadomañana'. Counterpart: 'antes de ayer' (the day before yesterday).
Topics
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Reference
This entry’s teaching guidance follows A New Reference Grammar of Modern Spanish (Butt, Benjamin & Moreira Rodríguez, Routledge), 32.