Breakdown of Laten we morgen om tien uur afspreken.
Questions & Answers about Laten we morgen om tien uur afspreken.
When you specify an exact clock time in Dutch, you use the preposition om:
• om drie uur (at three o’clock)
• om half acht (at half past seven)
Without om, the phrase is less precise or might need a different context (e.g. “de tienuursdienst” = “the ten-o’clock shift”).
Morgen can mean both, but context and combination matter:
• When it stands alone or precedes a clock time with om, it usually means “tomorrow”: morgen om tien uur = “tomorrow at ten.”
• To say “in the morning,” you’d normally use ‘s ochtends or morgenochtend.
• Laten we… ≈ Let’s – a direct proposal.
• Zullen we… ≈ Shall we – slightly more tentative or polite.
In everyday speech they’re often interchangeable, though Zullen we can sound a bit softer.
• Spreken = “to speak.”
• Afspreken = “to arrange (an appointment)” or “to meet.”
The separable prefix af- shifts the meaning from simply talking to fixing a plan or getting together.