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 あした reading is irregular, though you can just think of the あ part as coming from the 明 kanji. Here's a mnemonic to help you remember the whole reading as well:
It'll be a better, brighter day tomorrow because you're making ash tacos (あした). Mmm, imagine the taste of those delicious ash tacos you'll be having tomorrow.
Note: あした is the usual, everyday way to say "tomorrow," while あす is a more formal version you'll hear in news reports and weather forecasts, for example.
明日からできる
to be able to do from tomorrow
明日からはじまる
to start from tomorrow
明日からがんばる
to try one's best from tomorrow
明日の午前
tomorrow a.m., tomorrow morning
明日の天気
tomorrow's weather
明日の分
tomorrow's portion
明日来る
to come tomorrow
明日する
to do tomorrow
明日行く
to go tomorrow
明日はバレンタインデーです。
Tomorrow is Valentine's Day.
明日は会社を休みます。
I'll take a day off from work tomorrow.
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?