Welcome to B1 Spanish Part 2. By the end, you’ll be able to handle more thoughtful conversations by exploring what might happen, imagining different outcomes and expressing your wishes, doubts and opinions with greater confidence. You’ll also connect your ideas more naturally, helping your Spanish sound clearer and more fluent.

In Spanish, to talk about the future, you can use the future simple tense. It's simpler to form than many other tenses. For regular verbs, you just take the full infinitive, which is the basic 'to do something' form of the verb, and add an ending.

Let's look at the verb 'hablar', which means 'to speak'. To say 'I will speak', you take the infinitive 'hablar' and add the ending for 'I', which is -é. This gives you 'hablaré'.

The pattern continues for other people. The ending for 'you' singular and informal is -ás. So, 'you will speak' is 'hablarás'.