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Russian often leaves out to be in the present tense, and this pattern is also very common in short statements about schedules, dates, and calendar facts.
So:
- Завтра выходной = Tomorrow is a day off
- Если завтра выходной = If tomorrow is a day off
You can also say Если завтра будет выходной. That version is a bit more explicit, but the version without будет is very natural and common.
Here выходной means a day off.
Literally, it comes from выходной день:
- выходной день = day off
- выходной by itself = day off (with день understood)
So in everyday Russian, people very often just say выходной without день.