How to Say ‘That way we can meet up for the concert.’ in Spain Spanish
Así quedamos para el concierto.
ah-see keh-DAH-mohs pah-rah ehl kon-THYER-toh
[ah-see keh-DAH-mohs pah-rah ehl kon-THYER-toh]
🇪🇸 In Spain: Suggesting you meet up at an event you're both going to is a relaxed way to ask someone out without it sounding like a formal date.
Phrase Breakdown
Así quedamos
ah-see keh-DAH-mohs
That way we can meet up
'Quedar' in Spain means 'to arrange to meet'. Stress 'SÍ' and 'DA': 'a-SI ke-DA-mos'.
¿Quedamos el sábado?
Shall we meet up on Saturday?
Words in this phrase
Así
[ah-see]
so
Used to indicate a consequence or a result.
Está lloviendo, así que no saldremos.
It's raining, so we won't go out.
quedamos
[keh-DAH-mohs]
we arrange to meet
From 'quedar', which in Spain often means to meet up or make plans.
Quedamos a las ocho en la plaza.
We're meeting at eight in the square.
para el concierto.
pah-rah ehl kon-THYER-toh
for the concert.
'Para el' often blends into 'pa-rel' in fast speech. Use the 'th' sound in 'concierto'.
Me arreglo para el concierto.
I'm getting ready for the concert.
Words in this phrase
para
[pah-rah]
for
Intended to be given to or used by someone or something.
Este regalo es para ti.
This gift is for you.
el
[ehl]
the
A definite article used before a masculine singular noun.
«El» ambiente en la oficina es agradable.
The atmosphere in the office is pleasant.
concierto
[kon-THYER-toh]
concert
Masculine noun for a live music performance.
Fuimos a un concierto de rock.
We went to a rock concert.
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