Tomorrow
noun
A bright day isn't today (because today was terrible), it's tomorrow, because you can always look to tomorrow to be a better, brighter day.
The reading makes no sense at all. You have to learn it straight up, and can't rely on the kanji it's made from. Why is tomorrow going to be such a bright and awesome day? Because you're making ash tacos for dinner, and that's your favorite. Imagine imagining tomorrow, full of ash tacos and deliciousness. Maybe you could use some of those Dorito taco shells?
A note about the other two readings あす and みょうにち: あす is used in the news and in weather reports, and みょうにち is really only used in business, so you should really only be using あした for now. But it's good to know that the other two readings exist!
明日の分
tomorrow's portion
明日の天気
tomorrow's weather
明日の朝
tomorrow morning
明日からがんばる
to try one's best from tomorrow
明日からはじまる
to start from tomorrow
明日からできる
to be able to do from tomorrow
明日行く
to go tomorrow
明日する
to do tomorrow
明日来る
to come tomorrow
明日はバレンタインデーです。
Tomorrow is Valentine's Day.
明日は、町民の人々とのお茶会があります。
Tomorrow, there will be a tea party with the townspeople.
家のローンに対しての答えを出すのは明日でもいいですか？
Can I give my answer regarding the house loan tomorrow?