Find out all about it here. Subsequently, one may also ask, what is a day after tomorrow called in one word?
There isn't an official word for day after tomorrow in English. Though there once was a word that was literal translation of the German word übermorgen and the literal translation was overmorrow. You can say it is obsolete now, nonetheless you can use it in informal writings.
Furthermore, is Overmorrow an English word? overmorrow. MEANING: noun: The day after tomorrow. adjective: Of or relating to the day after tomorrow.
Secondly, what is day before yesterday called?
There is no single modern English word for “the day before yesterday”. The only modern way to express it is “the day before yesterday” or “two days ago”. Actually, there was an obsolete word, “ereyesterday”, to describe it, but it is no longer used.
Is next tomorrow correct?
“Next to tomorrow” may be said colloquially intenteding to mean the second day after the present day but formally or ideally it's “day after tomorrow”. Though there is no such evidence neither it's formally taught I personally do not think the phrase “next to tomorrow” is part of formal English.
