"我明天有一个面试。"

Translation: I have an interview tomorrow.

[DidiWeidmann]

"I will have an interview tomorrow" should be accepted!

[DariusLee3]

In context, yes it should be understandable, but in a strict translation sense, I believe the correct way to express "I will have an interview tomorrow" is 我明天會有一个面试

[Celticfiddleguy]

面试; "noodle test"! Yeah, that's a pretty good description of "interview".

[ClassiDuo]

This is an example of a distinction that is lost due to the use of simplified characters. The traditional character for noodles is 麵, with the radical 麥 (mai-4th tone), meaning "barley/oats" (i.e. grain), and with 面 as the phonetic component.

[Gabrielle145359]

In this case, 面 means face. An interview is a face-to-face, or in person, "test."

[mam1025]

Shouldn't it be "I have a interview tomorrow

[Gabrielle145359]

"An" is used before words that start with a vowel sound, and "a" is used before words that start with consonent sound.