tennyuubi wa ashita desu.

The moving-in date is tomorrow.

Breakdown of tennyuubi wa ashita desu.

• は: topic particle
• です: to be
• 明日あした: tomorrow
• 転入日てんにゅうび: the date of moving into a municipality

Questions & Answers about tennyuubi wa ashita desu.

How do you read 転入日は明日です。?

A common reading is:

てんにゅうび は あした です。

A few notes:

• 転入日 = てんにゅうび
• 明日 is most commonly あした in everyday speech
• In more formal speech, 明日 can also be read あす
• Very formal or written-style みょうにち is also possible in some contexts, but less likely in ordinary conversation

So in normal spoken Japanese, てんにゅうびはあしたです is the safest reading.

What does 転入日 mean exactly?

転入日 means the date of transfer/moving in, but the exact nuance depends on context.

For example, it can refer to:

• the date someone transfers into a new school
• the date someone officially moves into a new city or ward
• the official date of entering a new institution or area

This word is fairly formal and administrative. It is not just a casual moving day in every situation.

It is made of:

• 転入 = transfer in / move into
• 日 = day / date

So 転入日 is literally transfer-in date.

Why is there no word like my, your, or the before 転入日?