"Dentro de + time"
Can someone help me with how to use "Dentro de" to express when you'll do something? For example, if I wanted to tell a friend "See you in 10 days", would it be grammatically incorrect to say "te veré en diez dias"? It seems like I often hear "Dentro de" used to express when something will happen, most specifically with some podcasts I listen to, but I can't think of a specific example. thanks!
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Te veré en diez días is perfect.
Te veré dentro de diez días sounds good too.
It seems both are correct.
