No. 176 in Spanish
mañana
"Tomorrow" or "morning," depending on context.
In a sentence
Mañana voy al mercado.
Tomorrow I am going to the market.
In this sentence, 'mañana' is used to refer to the future—the day after today.
Siempre me levanto temprano por la mañana.
I always wake up early in the morning.
Here, 'mañana' means the earlier part of the day—the morning.
¡Lo haré mañana por la mañana!
I will do it tomorrow in the morning!
This usage combines both meanings of 'mañana': the future (tomorrow) and the morning, specifying the time on the next day.
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