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Tomorrow is a long-awaited payday!
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Vocabulary list

ashita
noun, adverb
  1. tomorrow
  2. near future
ha
particle
  1. topic marker particle (pronounced わ in modern Japanese)
  2. indicates contrast with another option (stated or unstated)
  3. adds emphasis
machinimatsu

Plain Past Indicative Form

machinimatta
expression, godan verb
  1. to wait for a long time; to wait and wait; to eagerly await
machinimatta
expression, noun or verb acting prenominally
  1. long-awaited; eagerly awaited
machi
noun, noun, used as a suffix
  1. waiting; waiting time
  2. wait tile; tile which would complete one's hand
ni
particle
  1. at (place, time); in; on; during
  2. to (direction, state); toward; into
  3. for (purpose)
  4. because of (reason); for; with
  5. by; from
  6. as (i.e. in the role of)
  7. per; in; for; a (e.g. "once a month")
  8. and; in addition to
  9. if; although
matsu

Plain Past Indicative Form

matta
godan verb, transitive verb, intransitive verb
  1. to wait
  2. to await; to look forward to; to anticipate
  3. to depend on; to need (usu. in negative form)
kyuuryoubi
noun
  1. payday
kyuuryou
noun
  1. salary; wages; pay
hi
noun
  1. day; days
  2. sun; sunshine; sunlight
  3. (the) day; daytime; daylight
  4. date; deadline
  5. (past) days; time (e.g. of one's childhood)
  6. case (esp. unfortunate); event (as 〜した日には, 〜と来た日には, etc.)
da
copula
  1. be; is (plain copula)
auxiliary verb
  1. did; (have) done (た after certain verb forms; indicates past or completed action)
  2. please; do (indicates light imperative)

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