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"See you tomorrow" in Italian: a domani
a domani
See you tomorrow in Italian is a domani (ah doh-MAH-nee). It is the everyday informal goodbye when you'll meet the next day. Fuller forms: ci vediamo domani.
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How to pronounce a domani
Say it
ah doh-MAH-nee
/a doˈma.ni/
A domani is ah doh-MAH-nee. Stress MAH. Keep it bright and short.
"See you tomorrow" in Italian: quick reference
| Italian | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| a domani | see you tomorrow Standard informal goodbye. | Standard informal goodbye. |
| ci vediamo domani | see you tomorrow Fuller phrase. | Fuller phrase. |
| allora a domani | so, see you tomorrow Closing a chat. | Closing a chat. |
| a domani mattina | see you tomorrow morning More precise. | More precise. |
How to use a domani in real life
- 1Leaving class
Grazie, a domani!
Thanks, see you tomorrow!
A domani.
- 2Office exit
Ok, a domani in ufficio.
Ok, see you tomorrow at the office.
A domani + place.
- 3Text close
A domani! Dormi bene.
See you tomorrow! Sleep well.
Friendly close.
Mistakes English speakers make with a domani
Incorrect: A tomorrow!
Correct: A domani!
Use domani.
Incorrect: A domani! (when next meeting is Monday and today is Friday)
Correct: A lunedì! / Ci vediamo lunedì!
A domani means tomorrow specifically.
Good to know
A domani is the default school and office farewell. It assumes a real next-day plan. For a vague future, ci vediamo is safer. Pair it with a wave, not a long speech.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Ending a study session
ChatPal
Per oggi basta: a domani!
That's enough for today: see you tomorrow!
You
A domani! Porto i libri.
See you tomorrow! I'll bring the books.
ChatPal
Perfetto. A domani alle nove.
Perfect. See you tomorrow at nine.
You
Va bene: a domani sotto l'orologio.
Okay: see you tomorrow under the clock.
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FAQ
Common questions about "See you tomorrow" in Italian
A domani vs a dopo?
A domani = tomorrow; a dopo = later (usually same day).
Formal version?
Ci vediamo domani or arrivederci, a domani.
See you Monday?
A lunedì.
Is a domani rude?
No—it's standard and friendly.
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