This is based on a listening exercise I'm trying to understand.

In this exercise, we don't know what day it currently is, but an event is
planned for Saturday.

One speaker says:

> あと[3日]{みっか}だな…

My assumption is this this means:

> 今日あと、3日である

So, from this, can I assume today (in the exercise) is Tuesday? Or Wednesday?
Or something else?
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「あと3日だな」 means what exactly?
> So, from this, can I assume today (in the exercise) is Tuesday? Or
> Wednesday? Or something else?

No not really. II just means 3 days of time. It could refer to a point of time
in the future, the past or could even mean a duration of time. Since it's a
conversation, your assumption is probably correct but requires more context.
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"There are three days left". Considering that Saturday is the day of the
event, if we go back three days, "today" would be Wednesday.
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