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The time that is yet to come; the period after the present.
Nous devons préparer le futur.
We must prepare for the future.
Often used in discussions about planning, technology, or predictions.
A tense in French grammar indicating future actions.
Le futur simple exprime une action qui aura lieu plus tard.
The simple future tense expresses an action that will happen later.
In French, the future tense is formed using the infinitive + future endings (e.g., 'je parlerai').
In French, 'futur' can refer to the future tense, which is distinct from the conditional tense ('conditionnel').
When discussing grammar, specify 'futur simple' or 'futur proche' to avoid ambiguity.
From Latin 'futūrus', meaning 'that is about to be' or 'future'.
In French, 'futur' can refer to both the concept of the future and the grammatical tense. Context usually clarifies the meaning.