Para mañana... Por la mañana, would anyone care explain this one?

Question

Do they have the same meaning...?

Answer 1

Muchas gracias Sr. qfreed!!!

Answer 2

some ancillary examples:

http://spanishexperts.blogspot.com/2007/11/por-o-para-maana.html

Answer 3

Ok, Thank you very much Nathaniel...! & sorry, but I guess that I am guilty for not checking out thoroughly what SpanishDict really has to offer.

Answer 4

Para mañana - Indicating a specific time, as in "Para mañana tu auto estará listo" (Your car will be ready for tomorrow morning.)

Por la mañana - Indicating a general time, as in "Por la mañana como desayuno" (In the morning I eat breakfast.)

There is a very good section on por and para under the reference tab. Also, you can wait until Lazarus sees this post, he will have quite a few suggestions for you, especially other forum posts, as this is a common question.