"What day is it tomorrow?"

Translation: Какой завтра день?

[GratsielaB]

Why is it wrong to say "Какой день будет завтра."?

[tsooj]

I answered the same, but I guess it means what day will it be tomorrow.

[Monkey_D_Ruffy]

Yes, I have the same answer and I don't get why it's wrong

[WayneWestl1]

I did the same but I understand. The difference between the two in English is subtle but it's a bigger difference in Russian. There was a similar discussion on another exercise.

[Andrewr756]

How about "Завтра - какой день?", is this word order OK?

[olimo]

It is possible, but without the dash and also less common.

[Tim896832]

I put that and it got marked wrong

[PamelaDeem]

"Какой день завтра" is wrong because the "day" gets the emphasis by being at the end? I'm working on the fifth level and I STILL am thrown off by word order. It's SO frustrating!

[LobsterGhost]

Why can't какой be replaced with который?

[VremyaXolodtsa]

Который is a relative clause word, as in «Мой дом, который находится в Москве» ("My house which is in Moscow"). Какой is a question word, like asking "which one?".

[Alexander62682]

Nice answer. Counterexample: который час? What time is it?

[holderwd93]

Okay so вчера is yesterday, and завтра is tomorrow, got those mixed up for some reason

[aleewen]

Can someone please explain, какой vs. что?

[VremyaXolodtsa]

Какой - which (one)

Что - what

If you can use "which (one)" instead of "what" in a Russian sentence, use it. Native Russians, please correct me if I'm wrong.

[eOuE15]

Все верно, но вариант "что за день завтра" тоже должен приниматься.

[HannuKoson]

'Завтра (-) какой день?' вполне правильно и нормально. Знания дуо просто очень ограничены!

[AmyHawkins558044]

Why какой rather than что? The sentence says what day, how do we intuit "which" from "what"?