No. 528 in Catalan

demà

"Demà" means "tomorrow" in English.

In a sentence

Demà anirem a la platja.
Tomorrow we will go to the beach.
Here, 'demà' is used to indicate the day following today, referring to a future action.
És possible que demà plogui.
It is possible that it will rain tomorrow.
In this sentence, 'demà' again refers to the day after today, used here in a speculative context within a subordinate clause.
Per demà necessito preparar l'examen.
For tomorrow, I need to prepare for the exam.
Here, 'demà' functions as part of a prepositional phrase ('per demà'), indicating a deadline or time frame for the action described.

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