I was reviewing Lesson 5.2 this afternoon and encountered this sentence in Know It:
At what time should we meet up?
the correct answer given was:
¿A qué hora nos reunimos?
I got tripped up trying to work in "should", but my real question is with "nos reunimos." That is reflexive, right, as in (literally) "at what time should we meet with ourselves?"
Reflexive?

Dan-H24
September 20, 2014

ricardo-rich
September 20, 2014
Hola Dan,
The link below addresses the reflexive and reciprocal. After reading the first page go to the second page( the arrow to reflexive pronouns) which discusses the reciprocal as opposed to the reflexive. I believe the "nos reunimos" here is reciprocal as according to the grammarians mentioned in the link. Some of this stuff can get pretty technical (Yikes!) but in essence it seems to me your right in saying it's reflexive.
http://spanish.about.com/od/pronouns/qt/reciprocal.htm
Saludos,
Ricardo

Ava Dawn
September 20, 2014
I quickly read the link and found the "nos" as with ourselves or each other. At what time should we meet up? (with each other). I'm going to Mass now and I'll try to read up some more tonight. Thanks for the question and the answer and the link. Everything helps.

Dan-H24
September 21, 2014
Ricardo: thanks for the link and explanation. I had forgotten about reciprocals, which, as you are saying, the sentence probably is. But I also infer that except to grammarians the two usages accomplish the same purpose.
Dan

ricardo-rich
September 21, 2014
Hola Dan,
I agree and several sources call this the reciprocal reflexive.
Saludos,
Ricardo