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Question about かな and だろう
Transitive verb particlesA question about the に particleparticle grammar, は and がCorrect way to say “I am a beginner in Japanese”Particle question about で and にSome questions about だけ and clarifications about its nuancessentential modifiers(?) and relative clause questionQuestion about/with particlesAbout は particle and the 'contrast' it impliesWhat nouns can ながら turn into adverbs, and how does this differ from に? (残念ながら、当然ながら…)
Among these phrases which is the correct one?
今日は雨が降るかな
or
今日は雨が降るだろう／でしょう
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Among these phrases which is the correct one?
今日は雨が降るかな
or
今日は雨が降るだろう／でしょう
particles
edited 2 days ago
Setris
48936
asked Apr 27 at 12:52
Mizuki MarixoMizuki Marixo
312
add a comment |
Among these phrases which is the correct one?
今日は雨が降るかな
or
今日は雨が降るだろう／でしょう
particles
edited 2 days ago
Setris
48936
asked Apr 27 at 12:52
Mizuki MarixoMizuki Marixo
312
Among these phrases which is the correct one?
今日は雨が降るかな
or
今日は雨が降るだろう／でしょう
particles
particles
edited 2 days ago
Setris
48936
asked Apr 27 at 12:52
Mizuki MarixoMizuki Marixo
312
edited 2 days ago
Setris
48936
asked Apr 27 at 12:52
Mizuki MarixoMizuki Marixo
312
edited 2 days ago
Setris
48936
edited 2 days ago
Setris
48936
edited 2 days ago
Setris
48936
48936
asked Apr 27 at 12:52
Mizuki MarixoMizuki Marixo
312
asked Apr 27 at 12:52
Mizuki MarixoMizuki Marixo
312
asked Apr 27 at 12:52
Mizuki MarixoMizuki Marixo
312
312
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Both are grammatically correct. They can mean...
今日は雨が降るかな
"I wonder if it will rain today." / "Will it rain today?"
今日は雨が降るだろう／でしょう
"It will (probably) rain today." / "I think it will (probably) rain today." / "It will rain today, won't it?"
... depending on intonation and context.
answered Apr 27 at 13:41
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Both are grammatically correct. They can mean...
今日は雨が降るかな
"I wonder if it will rain today." / "Will it rain today?"
今日は雨が降るだろう／でしょう
"It will (probably) rain today." / "I think it will (probably) rain today." / "It will rain today, won't it?"
... depending on intonation and context.
answered Apr 27 at 13:41
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Both are grammatically correct. They can mean...
今日は雨が降るかな
"I wonder if it will rain today." / "Will it rain today?"
今日は雨が降るだろう／でしょう
"It will (probably) rain today." / "I think it will (probably) rain today." / "It will rain today, won't it?"
... depending on intonation and context.
answered Apr 27 at 13:41
Chocolate♦Chocolate
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Both are grammatically correct. They can mean...
今日は雨が降るかな
"I wonder if it will rain today." / "Will it rain today?"
今日は雨が降るだろう／でしょう
"It will (probably) rain today." / "I think it will (probably) rain today." / "It will rain today, won't it?"
... depending on intonation and context.
answered Apr 27 at 13:41
Chocolate♦Chocolate
49.1k461124
Both are grammatically correct. They can mean...
今日は雨が降るかな
"I wonder if it will rain today." / "Will it rain today?"
今日は雨が降るだろう／でしょう
"It will (probably) rain today." / "I think it will (probably) rain today." / "It will rain today, won't it?"
... depending on intonation and context.
answered Apr 27 at 13:41
Chocolate♦Chocolate
49.1k461124
answered Apr 27 at 13:41
Chocolate♦Chocolate
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answered Apr 27 at 13:41
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