Parola del giorno: DOMANI

DOMANI

Significato

La parola domani indica il giorno dopo oggi. Può anche essere usata per parlare di un tempo futuro.

Pronuncia

[doˈmani]

Per esempio:

  • Domani ho un appuntamento importante.
  • Partiamo per le vacanze domani mattina.

Usi comuni

A domani → Si usa per salutare qualcuno che si vedrà il giorno dopo.
Esempio: Ci vediamo a scuola, a domani!

Da domani → Si usa per dire che qualcosa inizia il giorno dopo.
Esempio: Da domani inizio la dieta.

Per domani → Si usa per qualcosa da fare entro il giorno dopo.
Esempio: Devo finire il compito per domani.

Parole correlate

  • Ieri → Il giorno prima di oggi.
    Esempio: Ieri sono andato al cinema con un amico.

  • Oggi → Il giorno in cui siamo.
    Esempio: Oggi fa molto caldo e andiamo in piscina.

  • Dopodomani → Il giorno dopo domani.
    Esempio: Dopodomani inizia il festival del cinema.


Differenza tra 'domani' e 'il domani'

  • Domani  →  Indica il giorno successivo a oggi.
    Esempio: Domani andiamo al mare.

  • Il domani → Ha un significato più astratto e si riferisce al futuro in generale.
    Esempio: Il domani delle nuove generazioni dipende dalle scelte di oggi.

Curiosità

In italiano, esiste la parola dopodomani per indicare il giorno successivo a domani. Non tutte le lingue hanno un termine specifico per questo concetto: in inglese, ad esempio, si dice semplicemente the day after tomorrow.

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