Where Hebrew needs the future tense (and English does not) (2/3)

[@joalexsg9741]

I couldn't thank you enough for your classes, looking forward to buying the books! Neshikot rabot ve ahava rabah, gratitude! 😇😍😘

[@HebrewVerbs]

Wonderful!

[@user-sh7wr9fr6j]

Thank you so much for the explanations! And... I'm totally in love with your sense of humor. You are amazing❤

[@HebrewVerbs]

Wow, thank you!

[@Adam-326]

And we can also use the future tense to say “no matter…” right? As in, ״לאן שלא תלך, אתה תמיד תחזור״ to say “no matter where you go, you’ll always come back”.

[@orhoushmand85]

Why not to use the future tense in the first conditional in English?