In Mie, people use ささって to mean “the day after tomorrow,” and あさって (which means “the day after tomorrow” in standard Japanese) to refer to the day after that.
This is a very rare phenomenon and often surprises even native Japanese people in other areas.
Standard | Mie | English |
明後日(あさって) | ささって | The day after tomorrow |
~だよ | ~やに | It’s 〜. (sentence ending) |
そうでしょ? | そうやり? | Right? / Isn’t it? |