A tentative room and an approximate time

A fictional Hungarian organizer writes: “A megbeszélés fél öt körül lesz, valószínűleg a C teremben. A pontos helyszínt még egyeztetjük.” The learner has an earlier printed programme showing another room and wants to decide which details are confirmed. One friend treats every word as a final booking; another thinks uncertainty means the meeting has been cancelled. The task asks for a more careful interpretation. This exercise supplies written language only, with no audio, background noise or actual conference booking. The learner should distinguish the approximate time, the probable room and the statement that the precise location still needs coordination. No guarantee is given that the organizer will wait for late participants or that travel between rooms takes a particular number of minutes. A useful follow-up question seeks the missing confirmation without inventing it.