How to confirm plans?


If you make plans to meat with someone, what's the best way to confirm the
plans are still on. Something like "We're still meeting up tonight, right?"

Would anything like the following work, or is there a set phrase for this type
of situation?

まだ今晩会いますね。

まだ今晩会いたいでしょう。




First, まだ doesn't get along with instantaneous verbs like 会う while it does
with ones that stand for state like 会いたい, 会うつもりだ or 会える. Something like
また(again) is better.

When you confirm something you are not fully sure of, 今晩また会います **よね？** works.
If you say …会いますね, you are 100% sure that it's scheduled.

今でも まだ会いたいでしょう **？** works when you point out that the opponent still miss you
in reality.




First, まだ doesn't get along with instantaneous verbs like 会う while it does
with ones that stand for state like 会いたい, 会うつもりだ or 会える. Something like
また(again) is better.

When you confirm something you are not fully sure of, 今晩また会います **よね？** works.
If you say …会いますね, you are 100% sure that it's scheduled.

今でも まだ会いたいでしょう **？** works when you point out that the opponent still miss you
in reality.

