Wir finden eine Lösung. (Simple present tense to express future)

[loureed4]

Hello, I have just come across this sentence:


"Wir finden eine Lögun." ="We'll find a solution"

So, they express the future with the simple present tense, although as far as I have read they use it "werde" too. Why not "werde" in this case?.

*Context:

A-"Es tut mir wirklich leid, dass Sie jetzt ein Problem haben."
B-" Das ist schon o.k. Wir finden eine Lögun."


Thanks a lot in advance!

 

[Liam Lew's]

Hello, I have just come across this sentence:


"Wir finden eine Lögun." ="We'll find a solution"

So, they express the future with the simple present tense, although as far as I have read they use it "werde" too. Why not "werde" in this case?.

*Context:

A-"Es tut mir wirklich leid, dass Sie jetzt ein Problem haben."
B-" Das ist schon o.k. Wir finden eine Lögun."


Thanks a lot in advance!

The word is spelled Lösung not Lögun.
You can use either the future or the present tense. The meaning doesn't change and both ways are common. I don't prefer one of the tenses in this case.

 

[loureed4]

Thanks for the spelling correct and for the explanation.

Vielen Dank!!