Can "cita" be used this way?
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I wanted to know the boundries of (una) cita. So, if I wanted to say, "I have a lunch date on Tuesday with my friend," would "una cita" be the best option. I don't know if it would be taken as something that is more than a friendship.
Tengo una cita con mi amiga el martes.
Hagamos una cita.
How do you express "lunch date" anyway? Cita de almuerzo?
Mil Gracias.
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updated Oct 30, 2011
posted by Goldie_Miel
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Cita can just mean appointment. Tengo una cita con el doctor, for example. I think your usage here is correct.
updated Oct 30, 2011
posted by KevinB
Thank you! - Goldie_Miel, Oct 30, 2011
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I would say 'cita para almorzar' for lunch date 
updated Oct 30, 2011
posted by Kiwi-Girl
Yea, that sounds better. Thanks! - Goldie_Miel, Oct 30, 2011
