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asatte

明後日あさってasatte
day after tomorrow
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Usages of asatte

明後日あさって　は　雨あめ　です　か？asatte wa ame desu ka?
Will it be rainy the day after tomorrow?
明後日あさって　の　旅行りょこう　は　早はやい　時間じかん　に　始はじまります。asatte no ryokou wa hayai jikan ni hajimarimasu.
The trip the day after tomorrow starts early.
明後日あさって　は　雨あめ　です　から、　公園こうえん　で　走はしりません。asatte wa ame desu kara, kouen de hashirimasen.
It will rain the day after tomorrow, so I will not run in the park.
私わたし　は　明後日あさって　図書館としょかん　で　本ほん　を　読よむ　予定よてい　です。watashi wa asatte toshokan de hon o yomu yotei desu.
I plan to read a book at the library the day after tomorrow.
たしか　今度こんど　の　課題かだい　の　締しめ切きり　は　明後日あさって　の　朝あさ　の　はず　だ。tashika kondo no kadai no shimekiri wa asatte no asa no hazu da.
If I’m not mistaken, the deadline for this assignment should be the morning of the day after tomorrow.
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