Questions & Answers about Quedamos en la zona peatonal de la plaza a las seis.
Does quedamos mean we’re meeting now or that we’re arranging a future meeting?
In Spain, the present tense often expresses arrangements. Quedamos a las seis can mean:
- Statement/confirmation: We’re meeting at six.
- Suggestion (with question intonation or marks): ¿Quedamos a las seis? Shall we meet at six?
Why is there no nosotros? Should I say Nosotros quedamos?
Spanish usually drops subject pronouns because the verb ending shows the subject. Nosotros is added only for emphasis or contrast. Quedamos… is the normal, neutral form.
What’s the difference between quedar and quedarse?
Should I use quedar con or quedar en?