明あ後日さって
Meanings
Adverb
Noun
1. day after tomorrow
It seems I can leave the day after tomorrow.
Adjective (の)
2. wrong (e.g. direction)
when read as "あさって"
The conversation suddenly went off in a completely random direction.
Kanji used
bright
after
sun
Pitch accent
あ
さ
って
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Used in vocabulary (5 in total)
to face the wrong way; to go in the wrong direction
to face the wrong way; to go in the wrong direction
four days from now (five days in some places)
Examples (19 in total)
The day after tomorrow is Tuesday.
It seems I can leave the day after tomorrow.
School begins the day after tomorrow.
I'm going home by plane the day after tomorrow.
I'd like to make an appointment for the day after tomorrow.
In the end, it was decided to be the day after tomorrow.
Also, the competition is the day after tomorrow.
I'll come back to Australia the day after tomorrow.
I'm going to stay here until the day after tomorrow.
The conversation suddenly went off in a completely random direction.
You're free tomorrow and the day after tomorrow anyway, right?
They are going to give a party the day after tomorrow.
The conference is to be held in Tokyo the day after tomorrow.
The bullets just keep flying off in the wrong direction.
He says that he has to go to Vienna the day after tomorrow.
If it rains the day after tomorrow, I'll stay at home.
Then he suddenly glanced off in some odd direction.
This time I rushed, so the bullet flew off in a completely wrong direction.
You must get this homework finished by the day after tomorrow.