nounadverb

le demain

tomorrow

C'est le jour qui vient après aujourd'hui.

Word: demain

Meaning:
"Demain" is a French adverb that means "tomorrow" in English. It refers to the day following the current day.

Parts:
This word is a single adverb and is not formed from multiple parts.

Usage:
It is used to indicate the future, specifically the very next day.
Example:

  • Je le ferai demain. — I will do it tomorrow.

Synonyms:
There isn't a perfect synonym for "demain" but for general future references, you might use:

  • le lendemain (the following day) — but this can refer to any day after now, not specifically tomorrow
  • plus tard (later) — more vague future

Antonyms:

  • hier (yesterday) — the day before today
  • aujourd'hui (today) — the current day

There are no multiple meanings for "demain"; it consistently refers to "tomorrow."

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Examples

Nous irons à la plage demain.adverb

We will go to the beach tomorrow.

Demain, tu vas chez ta grand-mère.adverb

Tomorrow, you are going to your grandmother's.

Demain, je mange avec ma famille.adverb

Tomorrow, I am eating with my family.

Je vais commencer un nouveau livre demain.adverb

I am going to start a new book tomorrow.

Vas-tu au marché demain ?adverb

Are you going to the market tomorrow?

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