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Spanish Phrase

Entonces, ¿confirmamos que nos vemos a las 10?

/enˈtonse ˈkonfɾaˈmos ke nos ˈβemos a las ˈdjes/
Meaning"So, shall we confirm that we’ll meet at ten?"
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Meaning

The speaker is asking the listener to confirm a previously discussed plan: meeting at ten o’clock. It combines a linking adverb (entonces) with a polite, collaborative confirmation request.

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When to use

Use this sentence when you have already talked about meeting and you want to double‑check the time, especially in informal or semi‑formal contexts such as with friends, classmates, or coworkers.

✦Grammar Breakdown

Entonces,¿confirmamosquenosvemosalas10?

1

Entonces

Adverb meaning 'so' or 'then', used to link a previous statement to the current one.

2

confirmamos

First‑person plural present indicative of confirmar; the subject (nosotros) is implied.

3

que

Subordinating conjunction introducing a dependent clause.

4

nos vemos

Reflexive form of ver meaning 'we see each other' and idiomatically 'we meet'.

5

a las 10

Time expression; use the preposition a + article las + hour (in 24‑hour or spoken form).

6

Question marks

Spanish uses opening (¿) and closing (?) question marks; the verb stays in normal order.

🗨In Conversation

A

Entonces, ¿confirmamos que nos vemos a las 10?

So, shall we confirm that we’ll meet at ten?

Sí, perfecto. Nos vemos a las diez en la cafetería.

Yes, perfect. See you at ten in the cafeteria.

B

✕Common Mistakes

  • Entonces, ¿confirmamos que nos vemos en las 10?

    The preposition for telling time is a, not en.

  • Entonces, ¿confirmamos que nos vemos a 10?

    When using a specific hour, include the article las (or el for 1).

  • ¿Confirmamos que vemos nos a las 10?

    Reflexive pronoun must precede the verb in simple present.

↔Alternatives

  • Entonces, ¿nos vemos a las 10?

    So, shall we meet at ten?

  • ¿Quedamos a las diez?

    Shall we meet at ten?

  • ¿Confirmas que nos vemos a las diez?

    Do you confirm that we’ll meet at ten?

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Cultural Tip

In Spanish‑speaking cultures it is common to explicitly confirm plans, even if they were already mentioned. Using "¿confirmamos...?" shows politeness and a collaborative attitude. Avoid using "en" for time (e.g., *en las diez*), which is a frequent error; the correct preposition is "a".