Mmm They can both mean mean that you will do something in the future. "I will" is more of a verbal promise that you'll do something. "I'm going" can be more general. For example, "I will go to her party," can be a verbal promise that you will be somewhere. And "I'm going to her party," is just a statement about what you will do today. But both are talking about future events. ^^ I hope that helped!

desculpe se estoy contestando su pregunta 3 meses despues pero aqui lo tiene: "I will..." and "I'm going to..." both have the same meanings. However, nowadays, very seldom will one hear the expression "I will..." I will eat ice cream in a little bit = I'm going to eat ice cream in a little bit. No estoy seguro si se puede decir lo mismo en espanol. Pero yo creo que es asi tambien: esta mas usado el "voy a..." Por ejemplo: Voy a comer el helado en un momento = comere' el helado un momento. Son los mismos, pero esta mas usado el "voy a..."

i will going is in its future tense....while i am going is in its present tense...

i will going is in its future tense....while i am going is in its present tense...

Thank you a lot, I understand now.