"Do jutra!"

Translation: See you tomorrow!

[uq.]

jutra/jutro?

[Vengir]

I'm not exactly sure what you are asking about. Anyway, the „do” particle would require the following object to be in genitive.

[uq.]

that's what i needed, thanks

[smok_arman]

Does "Do jutra" have the same meaning that "Until tomorrow" has? Wouldn't be better translate it "See you tomorrow" or something like that?

[Vengir]

The literal meaning is "until tomorrow" and by this we might mean "hear/see/whatever you tomorrow". Spanish, for example, has an exact equivalent in "hasta mañana".

[KVRMx]

I thought mistakenly that it was some type of "cheers" : " To tomorrow!"
Short for "Here's to tomorrow !" Oh well. Another lesson learned.

[Tom873317]

You raise a good question though. How would you translate this toast?

[Dagmara581842]

When you make a toast you sa "za" ei. "(Here's) to Megan" would be "(wypijmy) za Megan"