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In modern spoken Greek, it is very common to have αν + θα + verb when you are talking about a future possibility:
- Αν θα πάω διακοπές… = whether I will go on vacation…
Here:
- αν = if / whether
- θα πάω = I will go
So αν θα πάω literally feels like if I will go / whether I will go, which matches natural English wording in this sentence:
Whether I will go on vacation in August depends on my job.
Grammatically, many grammarians prefer αν πάω (without θα) in more formal or careful language, but αν θα + future is very widespread in everyday Greek, especially when:
- You are talking about a real future situation, not a general condition.
- The focus is on the future decision/event itself, not a repeated or timeless condition.
Both:
- Αν πάω διακοπές τον Αύγουστο…
- Αν θα πάω διακοπές τον Αύγουστο…
can be heard, but the version with θα sounds more explicitly future-oriented and more colloquial.