Questions & Answers about سنلتقي مجددا غدا.
سـ is a future marker. It means the verb is talking about the future, similar to will in English.
So:
- نلتقي = we meet / we are meeting
- سنلتقي = we will meet
A slightly longer alternative is سوف نلتقي, which also means we will meet.
The verb is built from التقى, which means to meet.
In the present/future tense, the we form is نلتقي.
So the parts are:
- نـ = we
- نلتقي = we meet
- سـ + نلتقي = we will meet
Arabic often packs the subject into the verb itself, so there is no need to add نحن unless you want emphasis.
Because Arabic verbs already show the subject.
In سنلتقي, the نـ at the beginning tells you the subject is we. So نحن is unnecessary in a normal sentence.
You could say , but that sounds more emphatic, like will meet again tomorrow.