Iré, Vendré | Future Tense — Beginner Spanish Song Stuck in Your Head: Songs to Learn Spanish

🎧 Join the community that finally got me speaking Spanish with REAL people in REAL life: The Layers Method HERE on Skool →  Iré. Vendré. Irás. Vendrás. I will go. I will come. You will go. You will come. This is the real future tense — and ir and venir are the two verbs you'll reach for most. This song drills both across all persons, bilingual in the chorus and Spanish-only in the verses, until the forms feel like something you already know. [CHORUS — bilingual anchors] 🎶 Iré mañana — I will go tomorrow Irás conmigo — you will go with me Irá también — he/she will go too Iremos los dos — we will go together Vendré mañana — I will come tomorrow Vendrás tú — you will come too Vendrá él/ella — he/she will come Vendremos los dos — we will come together 🎶 [VERSE 1 — Spanish only, clean future tense] 🎶 Iré al café mañana Irás al parque tú Irá temprano ella Iremos juntos, tú y yo Vendré con mis perros Vendrás cuando puedas Vendrá cuando quiera Vendremos juntos después 🎶 [CHORUS — repeat] 🎶 Iré mañana — I will go tomorrow Irás conmigo — you will go with me Irá también — he/she will go too Iremos los dos — we will go together Vendré mañana — I will come tomorrow Vendrás tú — you will come too Vendrá él/ella — he/she will come Vendremos los dos — we will come together 🎶 [VERSE 2 — Spanish only, life phrases you'll actually use] 🎶 Iré a España pronto Irás a la casa hoy Irá a la mesa ella Iremos al café también Vendré después de clase Vendrás a la terraza Vendrá cuando pueda Vendremos con calma 🎶 [FINAL CHORUS — bilingual anchors again] 🎶 Iré mañana — I will go tomorrow Irás conmigo — you will go with me Irá también — he/she will go too Iremos los dos — we will go together Vendré mañana — I will come tomorrow Vendrás tú — you will come too Vendrá él/ella — he/she will come Vendremos los dos — we will come together 🎶 Phrases in this song: Spanish | English Iré mañana | I will go tomorrow Irás conmigo | You will go with me Irá también | He/She will go too Iremos los dos | We will go together Vendré mañana | I will come tomorrow Vendrás tú | You will come too Vendrá él/ella | He/She will come Vendremos los dos | We will come together Iré al café mañana | I will go to the café tomorrow Irás al parque tú | You will go to the park Irá temprano ella | She will go early Iremos juntos, tú y yo | We will go together, you and me Vendré con mis perros | I will come with my dogs Vendrás cuando puedas | You will come when you can Vendrá cuando quiera | He/She will come when they want Vendremos juntos después | We will come together later Iré a España pronto | I will go to Spain soon Vendré después de clase | I will come after class Vendrás a la terraza | You will come to the terrace Vendremos con calma | We will come calmly The conjugations — side by side: Person Ir (to go) Venir (to come) Yo Iré Vendré Tú Irás Vendrás Él/Ella Irá Vendrá Nosotros Iremos Vendremos Ellos Irán Vendrán Both verbs are irregular in the future tense — ir drops the full infinitive and builds on ir-, while venir becomes vendr-. The song puts both patterns next to each other so your ear catches the difference naturally. Ir vs Voy a — what's the difference: Structure Use Example Voy a + infinitive Near future, informal Voy a estudiar mañana Future tense (-ré) Definite future, slightly more formal Estudiaré mañana Both are correct and both are used constantly. Voy a is more conversational — iré sounds a little more certain, a little more committed. In Spain you'll hear both every day. How to use this song: The chorus is bilingual — use it as your anchor every time, English to Spanish The verses are Spanish only — try to understand before reaching for the translation Vendrás cuando puedas and vendrá cuando quiera are complete natural sentences worth memorizing — when you can, when they want After listening, try making three sentences about your own near future using iré and vendré New here? Episode 1 has the full story →  🎧 The community I'm learning in: The Layers Method on Skool → https://www.skool.com/layersmethod/about?ref=bb309c98f57b4f1396f0ddbf25018f0e Stuck in Your Head: Songs to Learn Spanish — created by Mystikole AI