For future tense:
* "va" (informal, singular): This is used for the third person singular (he/she/it). Example: "Il va pleuvoir" (He will rain/It will rain).
* "vas" (informal, singular): This is used for the second person singular (you). Example: "Tu vas manger?" (Will you eat?)
* "va" (formal, singular/plural): This is used for the second person singular (you, formal) and the third person plural (they). Example: "Vous allez partir?" (Will you leave?).
* "allons" (informal, plural): This is used for the first person plural (we). Example: "Nous allons au cinéma" (We are going to the cinema).
* "allez" (formal, plural): This is used for the second person plural (you, formal) and the third person plural (they). Example: "Ils vont arriver" (They will arrive).
Other forms:
* "être" (to be): This is used when the verb is in the future simple tense. Example: "Il sera là demain" (He will be here tomorrow).
* "avoir" (to have): This is used for the future perfect tense. Example: "J'aurai fini mon travail" (I will have finished my work).
Examples:
* "Je vais manger" (I will eat)
* "Tu vas partir?" (Will you leave?)
* "Ils vont arriver" (They will arrive)
* "Il sera là demain" (He will be here tomorrow)
The best translation of "will" will depend on the specific situation.