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What does you voy a mimir k manana ayi ecuela mean in different language?

The phrase "you voy a mimir k manana ayi ecuela" is not grammatically correct in any language I'm aware of. It seems to be a mix of Spanish and English words with some incorrect grammar.

To help me understand what you're trying to say, please clarify:

* What language are you trying to translate this into?

* What does the phrase mean in the context you're using it?

For example, are you trying to say:

* "You're going to sleep because you're going to school tomorrow"

* "You will go to sleep because you have school tomorrow"

* "You will go to sleep and you'll go to school tomorrow"

Once you provide more information, I can help you translate it correctly.

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