World Cup 2026: Who are you supporting?
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Key Phrases
¿Vas a ver el Mundial 2026?
Are you going to watch the 2026 World Cup?
¿A quién apoyas?
Who are you supporting?
Lo veremos juntos.
We will watch it together.
Skills You'll Learn
Asking someone if they are going to watch a sports event
Preguntar a alguien si va a ver un evento deportivo
Saying which national team you support
Decir qué selección apoyas
Talking about watching a match together with family or friends
Hablar de ver un partido juntos con familia o amigos
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you're chatting at home about the 2026 World Cup, sharing which national teams you support and looking forward to watching the matches together as a family.
¿Vas a ver el Mundial 2026?
Are you going to watch the 2026 World Cup?
Sí, claro. En mi casa lo veremos juntos.
Yes, of course. We'll watch it together at my house.
¡Qué bien! ¿A quién apoyas?
That's great! Who are you supporting?
Yo apoyo a España. ¿Y tú?
I support Spain. And you?
Yo apoyo a Inglaterra, como siempre.
I support England, as always.
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
¿Vas a ver...
bahs ah behr
Are you going to watch...?
💬 For "going to do something", Spanish often uses [ir a + verb]: [vas a ver] = "you're going to watch." You can swap the last verb: [vas a comer], [vas a salir].
See breakdown →¿...el Mundial 2026?
el moon-dee-AHL dohs meel bayn-tee-SAYS
...the 2026 World Cup?
¿Vas a ver el Mundial 2026?
bahs ah behr el moon-dee-AHL dohs meel bayn-tee-SAYS
Are you going to watch the 2026 World Cup?
💬 For "going to do something", Spanish often uses [ir a + verb]: [vas a ver] = "you're going to watch." You can swap the last verb: [vas a comer], [vas a salir].
See breakdown →Sí, claro.
see KLAH-roh
Yes, of course.
Lo veremos...
loh beh-REH-mohs
We will watch it...
💬 [Lo] means "it" here and usually goes before the verb: [lo veremos] = "we'll watch it." With a future form like [veremos], you put [lo] before, not after.
See breakdown →...juntos.
HOON-tohs
...together.
Lo veremos juntos.
loh beh-REH-mohs HOON-tohs
We will watch it together.
💬 [Lo] means "it" here and usually goes before the verb: [lo veremos] = "we'll watch it." With a future form like [veremos], you put [lo] before, not after.
See breakdown →En mi casa.
en mee KAH-sah
At my house.
¡Qué bien!
keh bee-EN
That's great!
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