La junta será pasado mañana.

The owners' meeting will be the day after tomorrow.

Breakdown of La junta será pasado mañana.

• ser: to be
• la junta: the owners' meeting
• pasado mañana: the day after tomorrow

Questions & Answers about La junta será pasado mañana.

Why is será used here?

Será is the third-person singular future form of ser.

• ser = to be
• será = will be

Since the sentence talks about a future time, Spanish uses the future tense here:

• La junta será pasado mañana. = The meeting will be the day after tomorrow.

In English, we often say will be, and Spanish is doing the same thing here.

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Could you also say La junta es pasado mañana?

Yes, very often you can.

In Spanish, the present tense is commonly used for scheduled future events, just like in English:

• The meeting is the day after tomorrow
• La junta es pasado mañana

So:

• La junta será pasado mañana sounds a bit more explicitly future
• La junta es pasado mañana sounds very natural for a scheduled event

Both are correct. The future form may sound slightly more formal or more clearly predictive, depending on context.

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What does pasado mañana mean exactly?

Pasado mañana means the day after tomorrow.

It is a fixed expression:

• mañana = tomorrow
• pasado mañana = the day after tomorrow

You should learn it as a whole phrase rather than translating each word separately every time.

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