Do people actually ever say みょうにち?


I've heard people using あした (the common one) and あす (rather uncommon) to refer
to "tomorrow".

I was wondering does anyone actually uses the reading みょうにち ?




I have heard it used in formal (e.g. business) contexts. I have never heard it
used in casual conversations among friends or family.

This is what you might expect, because Sino-Japanese words like みょうにち do tend
to have a more formal feel than native Japanese words like あした or あす, when
they exist alongside each other with similar meanings.




I have heard it used in formal (e.g. business) contexts. I have never heard it
used in casual conversations among friends or family.

This is what you might expect, because Sino-Japanese words like みょうにち do tend
to have a more formal feel than native Japanese words like あした or あす, when
they exist alongside each other with similar meanings.

