In this deck, we'll learn how to talk about the future in German. We'll cover the future tense, which is used for plans, promises, and predictions. You'll learn how to use the verb 'werden' with another verb to form future sentences.

To form the future tense in German, you need a special helping verb, also called an auxiliary verb. This verb is 'werden'. It works in a similar way to the English word 'will'. Just like 'will', the verb 'werden' needs to be changed, or conjugated, to match the person doing the action.

Let's go through the full conjugation of 'werden'. For 'I', it's 'ich werde'. For the informal 'you', it's 'du wirst'. For 'he', 'she', or 'it', it's 'er wird', 'sie wird', or 'es wird'. For 'we', it's 'wir werden'. For the informal plural 'you', it's 'ihr werdet'. And for 'they' or the formal 'you', it's 'sie werden' or 'Sie werden'.