Question

SPANISH HELP!!

Translate these sentences into Spanish in the FUTURE TENSE!

1. I am not sure which university I will attend. Hopefully Sullivan University.

2. My major will be in culinary arts.

3. I hope to marry a kind, funny and empathetic man/woman.

4. I don't plan on having children in the future.

5. I want to live in Ireland because it's a gorgeous place and I like the way they govern.

6. I hope to live in a very large home filled with pink, white, and black. A pool is a must.

7. I hope to own my own bakery or at least work at one. I would also be interested in being a chef for a restaurant.

8. My goals for the future are to pursue a career that I love, own my dream home, and own a Rolls Royce Wraith. I would get it in pink.

9. I want to retire at 60.

10. When I retire, I want to spend my time with family and friends doing what I enjoy.

Answer 1

Bojour! Ajour hui c’est que prepare ojourdqui?

Answer 2

1. No estoy seguro/a de qué universidad asistiré. Esperemos la Universidad de Sullivan.
2. Mi especialidad será en artes culinarias.
3. Espero casarme con un hombre/una mujer agradable, chistoso/a y empático/a.
4. No planeo tener hijos en el futuro.
5. Quiero vivir en Irlanda porque es un lugar precioso y me gusta cómo gobernan allí.
6. Espero vivir en una casa muy grande llena de rosado, blanco y negro. Una piscina es indispensable.
7. Espero tener mi propia panadería o al menos trabajar en una. También me interesaría ser chef en un restaurante.
8. Mis objetivos para el futuro son ejercer una carrera que me encante, poseer mi casa de ensueño y poseer un Rolls Royce Wraith. Lo querría en rosado.
9. Quiero jubilarme a los 60 años.
10. Cuando me jubile, quiero pasar mi tiempo con la familia y amigos haciendo lo que me gusta.

Step-by-step explanation:

The future tense in Spanish is used to talk about events or actions that will happen in the future.

Examples:

Voy a comer - I am going to eat

Vamos a viajar - We are going to travel

With the infinitive with an added ending

This is known as the morphological future tense. It simply involves adding these endings to the infinitive:

-é for -ar verbs (comer → comeré - I will eat)

-ás for -er and -ir verbs (vivir → vivirás - you will live)

-á for -er and -ir verbs (pedir → pedirá - he/she will ask)

-emos for -ar verbs (hablar → hablaremos - we will speak)

And so on.

Examples:

Trabajaré - I will work

Vivirás - You will live

Pedirán - They will ask

Both of these methods are used to express actions or events that will happen in the future. The ir a + infinitive form is simpler and more common in spoken Spanish, while the morphological future tense is more formal and common in writing.