Voy a (verb) or future tense?
When do you use voy a _______ and when do you use future tense? Does it matter?
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when they are going to do an activity X , said ( i will go) ( voy a.... comer,dormir, salir).
Does not matter, what matters is the subject, I, you, we, them.
example.
English yo - tú - Ud./él/ella - nosotros/as - ellos/ellas
Presente I go, am going voy - vas - va - vamos - van
Futuro I will go iré - irás - irá - iremos - irán
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my name is juan , i'm from colombia "voy a" translate as "going to" or as gonna like you want,
for example
voy a desayunar ( im going to have breakfast)
voy a bañerme ( im gonna take a shower)
you have to use "voy a" when you wanna speak about a nearby future
but you can use "voy a" also when you wanna speak about a place where you are going .for example
me voy para perú el mes que viene ( im going to peru next month)
me voy para el colegio(im going to school)
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"VOY A" is definitly "GOING TO"
i'm going to buy some vegetables-yo VOY A comprar algunas verduras.
in spanish there is no difference between simple future "will" or "going to" so you can say "YO VOY A COMPRAR" as well "YO COMPRARÉ".
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