Is Lucia likely to arrive tomorrow? in Japanese 🇯🇵

Sentence info.

1. Words and Grammar Breakdown:

– るしあ (rusia): This is the subject of the sentence, "Lucia."
– は (wa): This is the topic marker particle.
– あした (aa): This means "tomorrow."
– とうちゃくする (touchaku suru): This is the verb "to arrive." The verb is in its dictionary form.
– かのうせい (kanousei): This means "possibility" or "likelihood."
– が (ga): This is the subject marker particle.
– あります (arimasu): This is the polite form of the verb "to be" or "to exist."

2. Sentence Structure:

– Topic + Time + Verb + Noun + Particle + Verb
– るしあ (Lucia) + は (topic) + あした (tomorrow) とうちゃくする (arrive) + かのうせい (possibility) + が (subject) + あります (exists)

Putting it all together:
– "るしあ は あした とうちゃくする かのうせい が あります" (Lucia wa aa touchaku suru kanousei ga arimasu)
– This translates to "Is there a possibility that Lucia will arrive tomorrow?"

3. Tips to Remember It:
– Use "は (wa)" to mark the main topic you want to talk about.
– "あした" (aa) is a simple term for "tomorrow” which often comes right after the topic.
– "とうちゃくする" (touchaku suru) is "to arrive", used in its dictionary form.
– "かのうせい" (kanousei) means "possibility" which usually follows after the verb.
– "あります" (arimasu) is used for "there is/exists", particularly in polite form.

4. Alternate Ways to Say "Is Lucia likely to arrive tomorrow?"

a. るしあは あした とうちゃくするかもしれません。
– Romanized: (Lucia wa aa touchaku suru kamoshiremasen.)
– Translation: "Lucia might arrive tomorrow."

b. るしあは あした きそうですか？
– Romanized: (Lucia wa aa kisou desu ka?)
– Translation: "Is Lucia expected to arrive tomorrow?"

c. るしあは あしたくる かのうせいは たかいですか？
– Romanized: (Lucia wa aa kuru kanousei wa takai desu ka?)
– Translation: "Is the possibility high that Lucia will come tomorrow?"

Romanized characters:
– るしあは あした とうちゃくする かのうせいが ありますか？
– (Lucia wa aa touchaku suru kanousei ga arimasu ka?)

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