In Spanish, what conjugations do I use for verbs when saying 'will+verb'?

Question

ex: I will swim.

Answer 1

You have to use the future tense that in spanish is indicated by the suffixes.
In nadar=swim is:

nadaré= i will swim
nadaras= you will swim
nadará= he/she will swim
nadaremos=we will swim
nadareis=you will swim
nadaran=they will swim

In the verb to sleep =dormir would be:

dormiré
dormirás
dormirá
dormiremos
dormireis
dormiran

Answer 2

This is a good one. Well, Spanish evolved the future tense from its "to have" verb. For example, "I will swim" is pretty much the same as "I have to swim" (at least in spanish). So, in Spanish you can say "(Yo) He (de) nadar". This form was simplified with time and became "Nadar he", and then it became customary to write "Nadaré" (without the soundless 'h'). Similarly, we have that...

"Tu has de nadar" became "Nadarás";

"Él ha de nadar" became "Nadará";

"Nosotros hemos de nadar" became "Nadaremos" (no accent on top of the 'e' this time because it is already in the next to last position, so it is implied);

"Ustedes han de nadar" became "Nadarán";

"Ellos han de nadar" became "Nadarán".

So, sumarizing, you only have to learn the "haber" (to have) verb in present tense in order to conjugate spanish verbs in the future tense.

Answer 3

I will swim-- (Yo) Nadare (Accent over e)
You Will swin--(Tu) Nadaras(Accent over last a)
He/She Will Swim--(El-Ella)Nadara (Accent over last a)
We Will Swim-- (Nosotros) Nadaremos
You Will Swim--(Vosotros) Nadareis
They WIll Swim--(Ellos) Nadaran (Accent over last a)

Answer 4

Kalikina is right.

I will swim = nadaré
I will write = escribiré
I will eat = comeré

Answer 5

use ir+verb
for example:
I am going to eat rice and beans.
voy a comer arroz con habichuelas.

He is going to run 2 miles.
Él va a correr 2 millas.

Hope that helps.
Suerte!

Answer 6

to swim: nadar
I will swim: nadia
You: tu nadias
Ud. nadia
we nadiamos
you pl. nadian
You could also use "I am going to swim" Yo voy a nadar etc.

Answer 7

yo voy
tu vas
usted va
nosotros vamos
ustedes van
vosotros (i think is) Vais

Answer 8

i dont know