"Je vais à Paris demain."

Translation: I am going to Paris tomorrow.

[xakk]

Is that regional or distinct to certain dialect in sounding the liaison, in this case, 'vais_à' in different ways ? I misunderstood this as "Je vais de Paris demain,"

[Kyle420196]

Great question that I hope someone has an answer for. I distinctly heard a "d" sound between "vais" and "Paris." I misunderstood it the same way...

[MoelSiabod]

why is it not future tense for tomorrow?

[n6zs]

It's still Present tense in both languages. It is often used to refer to something that hasn't happened yet. This sentence is a perfect example of that. It does not rule out that you could simply say it a different way: J'irai à Paris demain = I shall go to Paris tomorrow. But that is a different sentence for learning purposes.

[Paula110394]

Entered correctly

[Paula110394]

Plz i wish to cont.