The Spanish Future Tense: Never Struggle Again!

Learn the easiest way to speak about ANYTHING in the future in Spanish, with just 3 easy steps and without having to remember loads of verb endings!
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This tense I teach you here, which is known as the immediate future or near future tense in Spanish, is the most straightforward way to speak about things that are happening in the future.
Unlike other Spanish tenses, where you have to remember lots of different verb endings/conjugations - this tense is much easier to use, and will really help you to grow in confidence and speak about a much bigger range of things in Spanish.
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[@fredk9999]

Thank you to our host for this important segment. Learned a lot

[@letstalkspanish1]

Very happy to be able to help! 🚀

[@dw-wr3me]

A valuable tidbit. Gracias.

[@letstalkspanish1]

That was the plan so I'm happy to hear it! De nada 😊

[@warrenstates8955]

I absolutely love this video YOU ARE HILARIOUS!! (LOVE THE CEREAL!!) “ voy a ver este video otro vez!”

[@letstalkspanish1]

Haha glad you liked it! 🙇🏾

[@jamalmoussa]

Gracias...
¿Cuándo nació tu interés hacía el español?
En serio quisiera compartir ideas contigo acerca del idioma y la enseñanza.

[@letstalkspanish1]

muchas gracias!
nació hace mucho, empecé a aprender español hace trece años más o menos, y desde entonce he estado enamorado del idioma! y tú?
vale, muy bien! eres profesor?

[@jamalmoussa]

@@letstalkspanish1 bueno... a ver, empecé a estudiarlo en la universidad hace mucho tiempo. Yo también me enamoré del idioma...fue amor a primera vista.

[@letstalkspanish1]

@@jamalmoussa de dónde eres? y hoy en día hablas mucho español? es un idioma hermoso, sin duda

[@jamalmoussa]

@@letstalkspanish1 ¡Hola! Soy italiano. Doy clases de español en un colegio. Me gustaría poder conversar contigo... Además me gusta tu acento inglés, se escucha tan clarito. ¿De dónde eres?

[@letstalkspanish1]

muy bien, desde cuándo eres profesor? Parlo un po' d'italiano, ma non posso parlare molto
gracias! yo soy de Londres, de Inglaterra

[@whizdumnahledge4427]

Why is it not . Vamos a escuchar “la” música esta noche

[@letstalkspanish1]

It's because in that sentence, I'm speaking about music in general
So it would always just be "escuchar música"
Another way you could translate it would be "listen to some music"
If you were talking about the music of a specific musician, then you would use "la"
E.g. Vamos a escuchar la música de Bad Bunny esta noche