Questions & Answers about Vi møtes en annen dag.
What does the -s in the verb møtes mean?
The -s marks the reciprocal/middle voice. Møtes means “meet each other.” Without -s, møte is a regular transitive verb meaning “to meet (someone).”
- Vi møtes en annen dag. = We’ll meet each other another day.
- Jeg møter ham i morgen. = I’m meeting him tomorrow. You can also say møte hverandre (meet each other), but møtes is more idiomatic here.
Why is the present tense used to talk about the future?
Do I need a preposition before en annen dag (like på)?
No. Time expressions with an indefinite day typically take no preposition: Vi møtes en annen dag. With named days, you can use either no preposition or på:
- Vi møtes mandag / Vi møtes på mandag.
Why is it en and not et or ei?