He will succeed in the future in Japanese 🇯🇵

Sentence info.

かれ は しょうらい で せいこう する でしょう。
(Kare wa shōrai de seikō suru deshō.)

Explanation:
– かれ (kare) means "he."
– は (wa) is the topic marker that indicates "kare" is the subject of the sentence.
– しょうらい (shōrai) means "future."
– で (de) is a particle indicating the location or time within which something happens. In this case, it's specifying "in the future."
– せいこう する (seikō suru) is a verb phrase meaning "to succeed."
– でしょう (deshō) is an auxiliary verb suggesting a degree of probability, translated as "will probably" or "will likely."

Tips to Remember:
1. Subject-first: Japanese often starts with the subject, as in "kare wa" (He).
2. Topic marker: Remember that は (pronounced wa, not ha) marks the topic of the sentence.
3. Time/frame indication: しょうらい (shōrai) specifies the timing.
4. Action and Probability: The action (success) + でしょう to indicate probability in the future.

Alternate Ways to Say It:
1. かれ は みらい に せいこう する でしょう。(Kare wa mirai ni seikō suru deshō.)
– "He will likely succeed in the future." (Using みらい (mirai) instead of しょうらい (shōrai) for "future.")

2. かれ は あした に きっと せいこう する。(Kare wa aa ni kitto seikō suru.)
– "He will definitely succeed tomorrow." (Using あした (aa) for "tomorrow" and きっと (kitto) for "definitely.")

3. かれ は しょうらい きっと せいこう する。(Kare wa shōrai kitto seikō suru.)
– "He will definitely succeed in the future." (Adding きっと (kitto) for more certainty.)

Romanized Characters:
Kare wa shōrai de seikō suru deshō.

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