Hola, en esta lección, vamos a hablar de los verbos en el tiempo futuro. In Spanish, we use the future to talk about, well, the future. It's actually really easy. Before we learn how to do it though, I'd like for you to try something out. In the following sentences, let me know if something is probable o improbable. Pause the video if you need more time and check the word bank if you aren't sure about a word. En cincuenta años, la gente comerá carne. Probable. Iremos a otras galaxias. Improbable Habrá una cura para el cáncer. Improbable. Los cerdos volarán. Improbable. Yo seré un abuelo. Probable. Mi esposa y yo estaremos más enamorados. Probable. Tú estarás vivo. Probable, pero depende de tu edad. Alguien encontrará el Santo Grial. Improbable. Los carros ya no usarán la gasolina de petróleo. Probable. Los hombres y las mujeres se entenderán. Improbable. Now, we can't know right now. If you disagree with me. No worries. But let's look at those sentences again. Did you notice how the verbs looked in the future? Let's take a look at those examples. Notice that almost all of the verbs are the infinitive, that is the R ending, with something else attached. Can you find examples for each of the categories? You should have noticed the following. So if we take the infinitive form of the verb, we can add the following endings to make it in the future tense. That is to say, will. Still confused? Well, let's take a verb like dormir to sleep. Usually dormir has some weird changes in different forms like the past and the present but now let's go ahead and see it in the future. So I'll take the verb dormir and I'll just add the following. Dormiré. I will sleep. Dormirás. You will sleep. Dormirá. He will sleep. She will sleep. You will sleep. Formal. Dormiremos. We will sleep. Dormirán. They will sleep. Or you will all sleep. Por ejemplo, Ya dormiremos cuando estemos muertos. We'll finally sleep when we're dead. ¿En qué número de habitación dormirán ustedes en el hotel? In what room number will you guys sleep in the hotel? Let's try another. How about ser to be? Seré, I will be. Serás, you will be. Será, he will be, She will be, you formal will be seremos, we will be serán. They will be, or you all will be. Por ejemplo, Angélica será enfermera en cuatro años. Angelica will be a nurse in 4 years. En unos seis meses, Pedro será papá. In some 6 months, Pedro will be a father. Pretty easy, right? Okay, to review. We take the verb in the infinitive and we add the endings. Now please notice that there was 1 weird 1 in the examples. ¿Cuál? Oh, habrá. Habrá is from the verb haber. It's not haberá, there will be, instead it's HABRÁ. Okay, it's a little weird, but otherwise the rest follow the rule, right? We'll talk about the irregulars in the next video. But for now, let's practice a little bit. Choose the correct form of the verb. Then see if you can figure out what the sentence means. Pause the video if you need more time and check the word bank if you aren't sure about a word. Durante este semestre, los estudiantes aprenderán sobre el imperio Romano. During this semester, the students will learn about the Roman Empire. El martes, llevaré a Linda a un restaurante elegante. On Tuesday, I will take Linda to a nice restaurant. Antes de casarse, Juan y Gabriela les pedirán consejos a sus papás y a sus abuelos. Before getting married, Juan and Gabriela will ask for advice from their parents and grandparents. El equipo perdedor este sábado será eliminado del torneo. The team that loses this Saturday will be eliminated from the tournament. Felipe nunca bailará con Shakira. Felipe will never dance with Shakira. No iremos a la playa porque posiblemente lloverá. We will not go to the beach because it might rain. Me levantaré tarde durante las vacaciones. I will get up late during my vacation. ¿Qué cocinarás para nosotros el próximo fin de semana? What will you cook for us next weekend? ¿Bien? Now, see if you can change the following into Spanish. Pause the video if you need more time and check the word bank if you aren't sure about a word. I will feel better in a few days. Me sentiré mejor en algunos días. We will leave for the airport on Wednesday morning. Nos iremos para el aeropuerto el miércoles por la mañana. Will you travel all over the world after graduating? ¿Viajarás por todas partes del mundo después de graduarte? Will Santiago call his parents soon? Santiago llamará a sus papás pronto? Will we find life on other planets? ¿Encontraremos vida en otros planetas? You never know who will fall in love with your smile. Nunca sabes quién se enamorará de tu sonrisa. Christina will sing in her sister's wedding. Cristina cantará en la boda de su hermana. Uno más. Do you think that my neighbor will get mad if I use his pool without asking for permission? ¿Crees que mi vecino se enojará si uso su piscina sin pedirle permiso? ¿Bien? Well, that's all that I have for this lesson on the future. Make sure to check out the next video on irregular verbs in the future. Let me know if you have any questions or comments about this video. Also, Feel free to come up with your own sentences in Spanish telling me about your predictions of the future. Bueno, gracias y nos vemos.