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How to Say ‘I'll be able to hear you’ in Mexican Spanish

Te voy a poder escuchar

teh boy ah poh-DEHR eh-skoo-CHAR

[teh boy ah poh-DEHR eh-skoo-CHAR]

💬 Usage Tip: te can go before the verbs or attach to the end: voy a poder escucharte means the same thing. Swap in other verbs: te voy a poder ver "I'll be able to see you".

Phrase Breakdown

Te voy a poder

teh boy ah poh-DEHR

I'm going to be able to (you)

'Voy a' + infinitive expresses the near future, and 'poder' means 'to be able.' 'Te' (you) goes before the verb. 'Voy a' often blends into 'voya.'

Example

Mañana te voy a poder ayudar.

Tomorrow I'll be able to help you.

Words in this phrase

[teh]

you

Indicates the person being addressed.

Example

A 'ti' te gusta más el azul, ¿cierto?

'You' like the blue one more, right?

voy

[boy]

I am going / I will

Common way to talk about a near future action.

Example

Voy a revisar el problema hoy.

I am going to check the problem today.

[ah]

Preposition used before a person as the object of introduction.

Example

Voy a a la mesa de empresas internacionales.

I'm going to the table of international companies.

poder

[poh-DEHR]

to be able

Infinitive of 'poder'; expresses ability or possibility.

Example

Aquí vamos a poder platicar.

Here we'll be able to chat.

escuchar

[eh-skoo-CHAR]

to hear

Infinitive verb meaning to hear or listen to something.

Example

Siempre es bueno escuchar buenas noticias.

It is always good to hear good news.

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