vas a comer

you are going to eat

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phrase Rare #29,554
you are going to eat Uses ir a + infinitive to express a future action or intention. Depending on context and intonation, it can also be understood as a question: “are you going to eat?”
SP: ¿Vas a comer con nosotros esta noche?
EN: Are you going to eat with us tonight?

Leo, ¿qué vas a comer?

Leo, what are you going to eat?

— A primera vista (2014)

Vas a comer eso?

Are you going to eat that?

— Buena suerte, pásalo bien, no mueras (2026)

Carlos, ¿vas a comer más?

Carlos, are you going to eat more?

— Una segunda madre (2015)

Te vas a comer eso?

Are you going to eat that?

João, ¿vas a comer aquí?

João, are you going to eat here?

— O Som ao Redor (2012)

Vas a comer con una cuchara.

You are going to eat with a spoon.

— Black (2005)

No vas a comer.

You're not going to eat.

— Intocable (2011)

Si vas a comer, por lo menos que tenga buen gusto.

If you're going to eat, at least make sure it tastes good.

— Despedidas (2008)

Normalmente, ¿cómo decides que vas a comer?

How do you usually decide what you're going to eat?

Vas a comer porque yo te digo que comas.

You're going to eat because I tell you to eat.