Spanish Future Tense: The Easiest Way!
There are 3 ways to express the future tense with Spanish verbs, this way using "going to" is by far the easiest!
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The reason it's so fast is because you don't have to conjugate the verb. This gives you less to think about and automatically speeds up your Spanish.
Actually, talking about the future in Spanish is quite easy. Talking about the past... now that's a different story for another video!
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The reason it's so fast is because you don't have to conjugate the verb. This gives you less to think about and automatically speeds up your Spanish.
Actually, talking about the future in Spanish is quite easy. Talking about the past... now that's a different story for another video!
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