How to properly say that agreement is still valid/on? [closed]

For example, we agreed with a friend to meet in a week, and the day before the meeting I want to make sure nothing has changed about the agreement.

So I'd come up with something like

Are we still meeting tomorrow?

Is there a better (shorter) way to say/ask this?

Solution 1:

Your phrase is perfectly expectable. The only obvious shortening would be:

Are we still on?

You could shorten it further to:

We still on?

But at some point you aren't really gaining anything. Other alternatives:

Are we still on for tomorrow?

You still up for lunch tomorrow?

We still good for lunch?

Is tomorrow still good?

And so on. Most of these, by the way, are extremely informal and are primarily heard in purely conversational English.

Solution 2:

If both parties have been clear about what was planned, when and where it was to occur, you could simply say

Still on?