〜かもしれない
N4
V(普通形) + かもしれない イA(普通形)+かもしれない ナA(普通形)だ + かもしれない N(普通形)だ + かもしれない
「〜かもしれない」就像是在说「可能吧」或者「说不定」的意思。
它用来表示一种不确定的可能性,表达说话者对某种情况的推测或猜测。
比如,你看到天气云层密布,就会说:今天可能会下雨吧。
再比如,听说某人最近在减肥,你可能会说:她可能瘦了吧。
这个语法用来表达一种可能性,但并不是确定的事实,就像在猜测时说的一样,「说不定」那种感觉。
The grammar pattern "~かもしれない" is used to express uncertainty or possibility in Japanese.
It is similar to saying "might" or "may" in English.
This pattern is used when you are not certain about something and want to convey that there is a possibility of it happening.
For example, if you say "明日雨が降るかもしれない" (Ashita ame ga furu kamoshirenai), it means "It might rain tomorrow" or "There is a possibility of rain tomorrow", indicating that you are not sure if it will rain but there is a chance that it might.
〜の可能性がある
明天可能会下雨吧。
It might rain tomorrow.
他可能很忙吧。
He might be busy.
这本书可能很有趣吧。
This book might be interesting.
她可能很累了吧。
She might be tired.
那部电影可能很感人吧。
That movie might be moving.
他可能会迟到吧。
He might be late.
这家餐厅的菜可能很好吃吧。
The food at this restaurant might be delicious.
明天可能会晴天吧。
It might be sunny tomorrow.
他可能在找新工作吧。
He might be looking for a new job.
这个问题可能很难,但如果努力学习的话可能会解决。
This problem might be difficult, but if you study hard, you might be able to solve it.