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