Learn Spanish (Spain): ¿Comerás con nosotros mañana?

¿Comerás con nosotros mañana?

Will you eat with us tomorrow?

Breakdown of ¿Comerás con nosotros mañana?

con

with / just by (+ -ing)

nosotros

we / us (after a preposition)

comer

to eat; to have lunch

mañana

tomorrow

Questions & Answers about ¿Comerás con nosotros mañana?

Why is it comerás instead of vas a comer?

Both mean 'you will eat' or 'you are going to eat'. At this level, you start seeing the true future tense, which is formed by adding endings directly to the full infinitive verb. Here, comer plus the 'tú' ending -ás becomes comerás. Saying vas a comer is also perfectly natural to use here!

Why do we use nosotros for 'us' instead of nos?

Words like nos or me are object pronouns, which are used directly with a verb (like in nos ves, meaning 'you see us'). But after a preposition like con (with), de (of), or para (for), you must use prepositional pronouns. For 'us', that pronoun happens to be exactly the same as the subject word: nosotros.

I learned words like conmigo and contigo. Is there a special combined word for 'with us'?

No, the special combination only happens with 'me' (conmigo) and 'you' (contigo). For all other pronouns, you just keep the words separate, which is why we simply say con nosotros.

Is it okay to add tú and say ¿Tú comerás con nosotros mañana?

Yes, you can add tú if you want to emphasize who you are asking. However, because the ending -ás in comerás already tells us exactly who is doing the action (you, informal), leaving tú out is the most common and natural way to ask.