mi futuro
/mi futuɾo/from spelling rules
The English phrase 'my future' is translated into Spanish as mi futuro.
mi futuro is the standard way to say 'my future' in Spanish.
How do you pronounce it?
/mi futuɾo/
Did you know?
- In many Spanish-speaking cultures, when discussing mi futuro, people often include 'Dios' (God) in the conversation, such as saying 'Si Dios quiere' (If God wills it).
- If you are speaking about your professional future, you might use the word porvenir instead of futuro to sound more poetic or profound.
- While mi futuro refers to your destiny, if you want to talk about your 'future self', Spanish speakers often use the phrase mi yo del futuro.
Examples in context
- Mi futuro es muy brillante.My future is very bright.This sentence is useful for describing a bright future using mi futuro.Tatoeba #7061230 by luischir, translation #7061052 by mervert1
- Estoy preocupado por mi futuro.I worry about my future.This sentence is useful for expressing worry about mi futuro.Tatoeba #5025938 by don_ramon, translation #4275666 by pinkfreud
- Quiero conversar con él acerca de mi futuro.I want to have a talk with him about my future.This sentence is useful for talking about mi futuro with someone.Tatoeba #1553161 by marcelostockle, translation #258297 by Dejo
- Estoy estudiando para mejorar mi futuro.I am studying to improve my future.
- Quiero asegurarme de que mi futuro financiero esté asegurado.I want to ensure that my financial future is secured.
- Espero que mi futuro sea brillante y exitoso.I hope that my future is bright and successful.
- Espero que mi porvenir sea exitoso y lleno de felicidad.I hope my future is successful and filled with happiness.
- Mis planes a futuro incluyen viajar por todo el mundo.My future plans include traveling around the world.
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Example conversation
Daniel and María are talking at a cafe about their career paths.
- Daniel¿Estás nerviosa por tu nuevo empleo?Are you nervous about your new job?
- MaríaUn poco, pero estoy entusiasmada por mi futuro.A little, but I am excited about my future.
- DanielTe entiendo, yo también pienso en mi futuro.I understand you, I also think about my future.
- MaríaEs normal, Daniel, todos queremos estabilidad.It's normal, Daniel, we all want stability.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
