La mañana or el mañana?
O I am not kidding.Both are used with different meanings.It seems to me that la mañana is used for the nearest future and el mañana only for a far away future event.Why I don't know.I use Spanish every day.
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La manana is a noun which generally represents the present. El manana is future.
Hope this helps
NATIVE SPANISH SPEAKER
"La mañana" is "the morning"
"El mañana" is "tomorrow", "the inmmediate future".
Remember this: "Mañana a la mañana" means "Tomorrow at the morning"
I found this:
http://www.spanishdict.com/translate/manana
You can say both...depending on the meaning.
You're right about "el manana", when it is for a far away futur.
No sabia eso! Asi que me sirvio la busqueda también! ;)
Buen dia!