"El maÃ~+mn~ana" really is an expresion that evoke a nearby future, if the they wanted to make reference to "The morning" they would have wrotten "La maÃ~+mn~ana", at least that is what I think
"El maÃ~+mn~ana" really is an expresion that evoke a nearby future, if the they wanted to make reference to "The morning" they would have wrotten "La maÃ~+mn~ana", at least that is what I think
"El Manana" spanish for "The Morning" being a play on words meaning "The Mourning"
"El maÃ~+mn~ana" really is an expresion that evoke a nearby future, if the they wanted to make reference to "The morning" they would have wrotten "La maÃ~+mn~ana", at least that is what I think
"El maÃ~+mn~ana" really is an expresion that evoke a nearby future, if the they wanted to make reference to "The morning" they would have wrotten "La maÃ~+mn~ana", at least that is what I think