mañana

American  

[mah-nyah-nah, muh-nyah-nuh] / mɑˈnyɑ nɑ, məˈnyɑ nə /

noun

1. tomorrow; the (indefinite) future.

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adverb

1. tomorrow; in the (indefinite) future.

mañana British  

/ məˈnjɑːnə, maˈɲana /

noun

1. 1. tomorrow

   2. some other and later time

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Etymology

Origin of mañana

First recorded in 1840–45; from Spanish: “morning, tomorrow,” from Vulgar Latin maneana (unrecorded), feminine of maneanus “early,” equivalent to Latin māne “early in the morning” + -ānus -an ( def. )

Example Sentences

“After ‘Mañana Será Bonito,’ I had a lot of pressure.

From Los Angeles Times

Within that statement, the “Mañana Voy a Conquistarla” singer also promoted his new album, “El Ejemplar,” Spanish for “the exemplar,” which came out a day after his sentencing on Nov. 20.

From Los Angeles Times

Dreamy is the theme of Karol G’s 2024 hit “Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido,” which is not a far stretch from the energy she delivers in her 2023 albums, “Mañana Será Bonito” and “Bichota Season.”

From Los Angeles Times

And this year, Karol's G's Mañana Será Bonito album was the fourth most streamed globally on Spotify.

From BBC

This helped to boost interest in her 2023-24 sell-out, global Mañana Será Bonito Tour.

From BBC