Learning Spanish for Beginners Podcast, Session 20.

Shortcuts to talk about the future in Spanish. Part 2.

Welcome to a new session of Learning Spanish for Beginners podcast.

In this session, we will learn a few additional shortcuts to talk about the future in Spanish.

By the way, this podcast will focus on the Spanish spoken in Mexico, which you can use to

communicate with Spanish speakers from all around the world.

If you would like to learn how to talk about the future easily without having to memorize

lots of conjugations, you can visit Spanishfor your job.com

slash future, where you will find a complete guide to talk about the future in Spanish

without having to struggle with lots of future tense conjugations.

To access the complete guide with shortcuts to talk about the future easily, you can visit

Spanishforyourjob.com slash future.

Okay, let's get started.

Let's start by reviewing a shortcut to talk about the future that can be used in many common scenarios.

Here it is.

Using, I want, before a verb in infinitive and a time in the future.

This is a simple way to talk about the future beginners can use from day

one. The shortcut structure is a personal pronoun such as yo for example plus the verb

kre which means to want conjugated in the present tense,

plus a verb in infinitive, plus a time in the future,

such as manana, which means tomorrow, or any other time.

Here are a few examples.

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