¿Qué tal? – hablando su planes

Hablando su planes/ Talking about your plans

You’ll want to make plans with business associates and friends. If you want to talk about a definite arrangement, for instance I’m seeing him tonight, you often use the future tense in Spanish.

I´m…ing
Veré a Felipe el jueves.	I’m seeing Felipe on Thursday.
La veré esta tarde.	I’m seeing her this afternoon.
Iremos al cine esta noche.	We’re going to the cinema tonight.
Comeremos junto el próximo viernes.	We’re having lunch together next Friday.

In English, to talk about the future we often say I’m going to. Spanish works the same way. To say that you’re going to so something, put voy a (I’m going to) or vamos a (we’re going to) before the verb. voy and vamos come from the verb ir.

I´m going to…
Voy a telefonearle.	I’m going to phone him.
Voy a decirle que no puedo ir.	I’m going to tell him I can’t come.
Vamos a decirles que vengan un poco más tarde.	We’re going to tell them to come a little later.