I've seen asu and ashita both used as furigana for the same kanji (明日). Is there a big, subtle or no difference in meaning and usage?

Originally Posted by fantasticdan Tried installing to see if it would increase fps with weather/shadows on, but causes ashita to crash as ffxi is launched from pol.

Is there a difference between these two words for "tomorrow" and when each is used? (and is it just coincidence that あした sounds like the past tense of あす?) We tend to be taught あした …

Jul 17, 2017 · The sentence Ashita wa ame ga furu deshou uses a "wa" after ashita. But the sentence Ashita kaerimasu doesn't. Why is that? Is it being omitted or would it be wrong to say …

Jul 4, 2019 · The Japanese word ashita is one such example. This reading ashita is a 訓くん読よみ from Japanese roots. 訓くん読よみ literally means "meaning reading", and comes from …

Jul 9, 2014 · Ashita v2 What is Ashita? Ashita is a third-party application that allows you to play Final Fantasy XI in a windowed mode seamlessly across multiple instances on the same PC. …

Jan 2, 2017 · Ashita v3 What is Ashita? Ashita is a third-party injected hook, similar to Windower, that enhances the Final Fantasy XI game client. Ashita allows you to run the game in a …

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I used "kyou" throughout for my question but the same question extends to "kinou" and "ashita". What is the rule regarding the use of "wa" with "kinou" , "kyou" and "ashita" ?

Jan 8, 2021 · 0 I know that yobi means 'day' of the week and 'nichi' means 'date' I want to translate-> What day is it tomorrow? Which is the correct translation? -> Ashita wa nan yobi …