Demà quedarem a la plaça del barri.

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Breakdown of Demà quedarem a la plaça del barri.

• demà: tomorrow
• de: of
• quedar: to meet

Questions & Answers about Demà quedarem a la plaça del barri.

What does quedarem mean here, and what is its base form?

Quedarem is the 1st person plural future form of quedar.

In this sentence, quedar means to meet up / to arrange to meet. So quedarem means we will meet or we’ll meet up.

A very useful pattern is:

• quedar = to meet / to arrange to meet
• quedar amb algú = to meet someone
• quedar en un lloc = to meet at a place

So in Demà quedarem a la plaça del barri, the idea is Tomorrow we’ll meet at the neighborhood square.

Why is demà at the beginning of the sentence?

Demà means tomorrow, and Catalan often puts time expressions at the beginning for clarity or emphasis.

So:

• Demà quedarem a la plaça del barri.
• Quedarem demà a la plaça del barri.

Both are possible. Putting demà first feels very natural and highlights when the action happens.

Also note the accent: demà has a final stressed à.

Why is there no word for we?

Catalan often drops subject pronouns when the verb already makes the subject clear.

Here, quedarem already tells you the subject is , because the ending in the future tense marks .