no te vas a

you're not going to …

→ no
phrase Rare #27,019
you're not going to … Usually followed by an infinitive. “Te” can be part of a reflexive verb or mean “you” as the object of the verb.
SP: No te vas a perder la fiesta, ¿verdad?
EN: You’re not going to miss the party, are you?

¿Cómo no te vas a acordar del médico que te dio a Gaby?

How could you not remember the doctor who delivered Gaby?

— La historia oficial (1985)

No te vas a creer quién me llamó hoy.

You won’t believe who called me today.

No te vas a tomar la leche?

Aren’t you going to drink your milk?

— Dolor y gloria (2019)

No te vas a cargar a nadie.

You're not going to kill anyone.

— Un profeta (2009)

No te vas a ir, ¿verdad?

You're not going to leave, are you?

— Chicago (2002)

Esta vez no te vas a escapar — anunció —.

This time, you’re not getting away,” he announced.

Tú no vas a ir, ni madres que vas, no te vas a meter ahí.

You're not going—no fucking way are you going—you're not getting yourself into that.

— También la lluvia (2011)

Ana, ¿no te vas a despedir?

Ana, aren’t you going to say goodbye?

— Noche de fuego (2021)

No te vas a creer el sueño que tuve anoche.

You won't believe the dream I had last night.

— El Club de la Pelea (1999)

¡Por favor reacciona, si no te vas a caer!

Please react, or you're going to fall!

— Suzume (2022)

No te vas a librar de mí tan fácilmente.

You’re not going to get rid of me that easily.

No te vas a ir a Las Vegas y no estás en el Stuyvesant Arms.

You're not going to Las Vegas and you're not at the Stuyvesant Arms.

— Atrápame si puedes (2002)

No te vas a creer lo que pasó ayer.

You won't believe what happened yesterday.

No te vas a meter en problemas por ayudarme.

You’re not going to get in trouble for helping me.