내일이 마감이야 (naeil-i magam-iya)
Pronunciation: [nae-il-ee ma-gam-ee-ya]
Meaning: "It's due tomorrow." (Informal)
Introduction
When you need to remind someone that something is due tomorrow, the expression 내일이 마감이야 is a casual and commonly used phrase. It’s perfect for informal conversations with friends, classmates, or coworkers.
In more formal settings, such as the workplace or when speaking with someone in a position of authority, you should use 내일이 마감입니다 (naeil-i magam-imnida) to sound polite and professional.
More Expressions in Korean
내일까지 제출해야 해.
Pronunciation: [nae-il-kka-ji je-chul-hae-ya hae]
Meaning: "I have to submit it by tomorrow."마감일은 내일이에요.
Pronunciation: [ma-gam-il-eun nae-il-ee-eh-yo]
Meaning: "The deadline is tomorrow." (Polite)내일까지 끝내야 해.
Pronunciation: [nae-il-kka-ji kkeut-nae-ya hae]
Meaning: "I need to finish by tomorrow."제출 마감일이 내일입니다.
Pronunciation: [je-chul ma-gam-il-ee nae-il-im-ni-da]
Meaning: "The submission deadline is tomorrow." (Formal)내일까지 해야 돼.
Pronunciation: [nae-il-kka-ji hae-ya dwae]
Meaning: "It has to be done by tomorrow." (Informal)
These expressions are useful when discussing deadlines in both casual and formal situations. Whether you're reminding a friend or talking to a colleague, you'll be able to communicate deadlines clearly in Korean!