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Singular: "tu va"

Plural: "vous allez"

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Answer 1 has translated "you go" which is different than "you will". There are three possible ways that "you will" can be understood.

1) Where you create or achieve something by perseverance, e.g. I willed myself to come to work even though I was sick. "You will" in this context is "Tu supplies mentalement" -OR- "Vous suppliez mentalement".

2) Where you create a testament of your future belongings, e.g. I will all of my cats to daughter Sophie and all of my shirts to my son Bob. "You will" in this context is "Tu légues" -OR- "Vous léguez".

3) Where "you will" is a contracted way of referring the future tense such as in the following example:

Person 1: I should really read that book sometime.

Person 2: Don't worry, you will!

In this particular example, "you will" is a contracted form of "you will read it". As a result, it would be translated as "Tu le liras" -OR- "Vous le lirez" which is "You will read it." In each case, you need to expand the "you will" to its actual meaning and then translate that. "You will" on its own in this case cannot be translated.

"You will do it" is the most common expanded meaning and would be "Tu le feras" -OR- "Vous le feriez". "I will do it" is the most common expanded meaning of "I will" and would be translated as "Je le ferai."

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1w ago

"you will" in French is "tu vas."

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