to be, future tense, feeling (to be feeling..)

Question

congugate to be + a feeling ( mad, sad, etc)

van a enojada..? Doesnt sound right..

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Answer 1

• se van a enojarse = the are going to get/be angry
• se van a estar tristes = the are going to be sad
• se enojarán = the will be angry
• se estarán tristes = they will be sad

For the future tense in Spanish it is most common to use the simple future tense (infinitive + é, ás, á, emos, éis, án) but you can also use ir + a + infinitive which is easier for English speakers because it is more like our own future construction using will. Follow the links to learn more about the future in Spanish on these two excellent Span¡shD!ct reference articles.

For most feelings you can use the verb estar, but some feelings (like anger) have their own special verbs (enojarse).

" they are going to get angry" Are you my old friend with a cat named "Subito " ? if so Hi, if not Hi anyway and thanks for a great answer. - ray76, Feb 20, 2014