Manana is the Spanish word for "tomorrow". When used in an English conversation, it means sometime in the future. In the Filipino culture, a manana habit means to do a task later, and later, and later resulting in procrastination.
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'The tomorrow' in Spanish.
Tomorrow for(or in) the evening
It is probably a mispelling of hasta manana meaning "until tomorrow" or goodbye. Hasta la vista is "until seeing" or see you later.
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It's ttym, meaning 'Talk to you manana'. Manana is Spanish and it means later. no. it is actually ttyn it means talk to you never
In Spanish, this literally means "until tomorrow" or, "see you tomorrow".
You're in a great rush in the morning
Manana Tskhovrebova's birth name is Manana Okseyevna Tskhovrebova.
In the morning I have four subjects. Meaning classes maybe?
Manana isn't a person. It's tomorrow in spanish.
Definition is the same as meaning.
I am seriously tossing an answer here. I am guessing that you probably mean "Hasta Manana" and Hasta Manana (the first n is supposed to have that squiggly line over it meaning the 'nea' sound) well, it means "Until Tomorrow" or "See you Tomorrow"