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How do you say I will wait for in French?

The most common way to say "I will wait for" in French is:

J'attendrai

Here's a breakdown:

* J' is the contraction of "je" (I)

* attendrai is the future tense of the verb "attendre" (to wait)

Here are some examples:

* J'attendrai ton appel. (I will wait for your call.)

* J'attendrai le bus. (I will wait for the bus.)

* J'attendrai que tu sois prêt. (I will wait for you to be ready.)

You can also use "je vais attendre" for a more informal and immediate sense of waiting.

* Je vais attendre ton appel. (I'm going to wait for your call.)

* Je vais attendre le bus. (I'm going to wait for the bus.)

Choose the expression that best suits the context and the level of formality.

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