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In Japanese how do you conjugate verbs to the future tense?

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there is no future tense. Future is same as present, so meaning depends on context.
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asu wa ame ni naru de shou あすは あめに なる でしょう 明日は 雨に なる でしょう It will rain tomorrow. なるでしょう=will
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If you want to say "Tomorrow I will...." You just use the plain plain form of the verb Tomorrow I will go to eat 明日私は食べに行きます。(Or more simply 明日食べに行く)
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There is no future tense in Japanese.

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