Tomorrow? espero verte mañana

Question

Hello,

I need help with Manana,

espero verte mañana

This means I hope to see you tomorrow, but with "Manana" there is

1. See you Tomorrow,
2. See you Next time...

the " espero verte mañana" is see you "next time" or "tomorrow"

Thank-you Shaun

The word "manana" does not exist in Spanish. It is "mañana". - lazarus1907, Aug 16, 2010

Answer 1

Toxic said:

there is ....Manana, and mañana

Both words do not exist: there is only "mañana" in Spanish.

Answer 2

Mañana also means morning.

Espero verte mañana en la mañana.

I hope to see you tomorrow in the morning.

Isn't it "por la manaña" ? - NikkiLR, Aug 16, 2010

Yes, I agree! - Sheily, Aug 16, 2010

Answer 3

Sorry,

I want to know when Manana is used

there is

Manana, and mañana

Please explain the difference between espero verte mañana espero verte manana

I think you may have just seen it written wrong somewhere, although I think that may be the way to say it in portugeuse. - pescador1, Aug 16, 2010

The difference is that one is a Spanish word and one is not. - MacFadden, Aug 16, 2010

Manana "is used" when you can't make the tilde work over the n and you're trying to write mañana. - MacFadden, Aug 16, 2010

Answer 4

Espero que te veas mañana. You need to use the subjunctive in this case because you are expressing a desire and the two clauses have different subjects.

(yo) Espero (yo) te veo mañana - Same subject, so you use infinitive here - lazarus1907, Aug 16, 2010

Answer 5

See you Tomorrow-> Te veo mañana

See you Next time-> Te veo la próxima vez.