very short sentence, some trouble.

да, да завтра я буду в универе. Во сколько ты на обед?* как раз встретимся.

What does it mean exactly? I understand the sense, but I can't understand if what is asked is when I will be at university and how we are gonna meet, or if this person is inviting me out for launch.

thanks!

*which grammar rules is this sentence made of?

Во сколько ты (пойдёшь) на обед?
Not very correct to omit a verb.

When will you go for a lunch?

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Originally Posted by klopp

да, да завтра я буду в универе. Во сколько ты на обед? как раз встретимся.

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“Yes, yes, I will be at the university tomorrow. What time will you go for lunch? Just then we'll meet.”

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Originally Posted by klopp

*which grammar rules is this sentence made of?

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There is an ellipsis in this sentence. «Во сколько ты (пойдёшь) на обед?». The word «пойдёшь» is omitted. This is perfectly correct for colloquial language.

When using directional prepositions, verbs of motion can be omitted in colloquial speech.
E.g. you can say:
«Я на обед» instead of «Я иду на обед» “I go for a lunch”;
«Я только до магазина и обратно» instead of «Я только дойду до магазина и приду обратно» “I'll just reach the shop and come back”;
and so on…

Funny thing with omitted verbs, I remembered: I accidenally

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Originally Posted by Soft sign

“Yes, yes, I will be at the university tomorrow. What time will you go for lunch? Just then we'll meet.”


There is an ellipsis in this sentence. «Во сколько ты (пойдёшь) на обед?». The word «пойдёшь» is omitted. This is perfectly correct for colloquial language.

When using directional prepositions, verbs of motion can be omitted in colloquial speech.
E.g. you can say:
«Я на обед» instead of «Я иду на обед» “I go for a lunch”;
«Я только до магазина и обратно» instead of «Я только дойду до магазина и приду обратно» “I'll just reach the shop and come back”;
and so on…

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perfect, thank you!!