Derek Bristow
Why vernos is used here?
1. ¿En qué has quedado con Jaime? En vernos esta tarde a las siete.
What's the purpose of vernos here? I am a little confused.
Aug 31, 2015 3:40 PM
Answers · 11
Vernos - to see each other
Ver - see
nos - each other
'Será un placer vernos' - It will be a pleasure to see each other
August 31, 2015
Verse is a verb that means: to see each other. Expresses reciprocity and in Spanish is necessary in this type of sentences.
See also:
¡Nos vemos! (translated into English as: see u!)
August 31, 2015
¿En qué has quedado con Jaime?
En vernos (tú, yo y él) esta tarde a las siete.
En vernos (él y yo) esta tarde a las siete.
August 31, 2015
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