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Demain — Meaning, pronunciation, examples with native audio

Demain — Meaning, pronunciation, examples with native audio

Demain Meaning

Demain means “tomorrow” in French. It is an adverb of time used to refer to the day after today. For example, À demain ! means “See you tomorrow!”, while demain matin means “tomorrow morning” and demain soir means “tomorrow evening.” Demain can appear at the beginning or end of a sentence, as in “Demain, je travaille” (Tomorrow, I’m working) or “Je travaille demain” (I’m working tomorrow).

Demain Pronunciation

The IPA pronunciation of demain is /də.mɛ̃/, which sounds approximately like “duh-meh(n).”

Demain – Tomorrow – French adverb of time – French Word of the Day

⚠️ Demain vs. à demain !

Demain means “tomorrow,” while à demain ! means “see you tomorrow!” A common learner mistake is to use à demain when simply referring to tomorrow.

For example, say Je travaille demain (I’m working tomorrow), not Je travaille à demain. Use à demain ! mainly as a farewell when you expect to see or speak to someone the next day.

Demain Example Sentences

À demain !
See you tomorrow!

Demain c’est férié, les gens ne travaillent pas.
Tomorrow’s a public holiday. People aren’t working.

Qu’est-ce que tu vas faire demain ?
What are you going to do tomorrow?

On va dîner au restaurant demain soir avec nos amis.
We’ll eat out tomorrow evening with our friends.

Demain est un autre jour / Demain il fera beau.
Tomorrow’s another day (expression).

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🔗 Related words and expressions

  • aujourd’hui — today
  • hier — yesterday
  • après-demain — the day after tomorrow
  • demain matin — tomorrow morning
  • demain après-midi — tomorrow afternoon
  • demain soir — tomorrow evening
  • à demain ! — see you tomorrow!
  • dès demain — starting tomorrow / as early as tomorrow

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