Maybe in Korean 🇰🇷

아마도 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Break the word into three syllables: “아-마-도” (a-ma-do). Think of it as “a, maybe, do” — a playful reminder that when you’re not sure, you “maybe do” something.
• Associate the similar sound with the English word “maybe” by repeating “a-ma-do” to yourself when uncertain.

Explanations:
• 아마도 (a-ma-do) means “maybe” or “perhaps,” used to express uncertainty or likelihood.
• It conveys the idea that something is possible, though not guaranteed.

Other Words with the Same Meaning:
• 어쩌면 (eo-jjeo-myeon) also means “perhaps” or “maybe.”
• 아마 (a-ma) is an informal, shortened version of 아마도.

Alternate Meanings (Including Slang):
• In casual conversation, 아마 might be used on its own to mean “maybe,” though it doesn’t carry a distinct slang meaning.
• No notable slang or alternate meanings are typically associated with 아마도 beyond its use to express uncertainty.

Examples of Sentences:
• 아마도 비가 올 거예요.
  (Romanized: a-ma-do bi-ga ol geo-ye-yo.)
  Translation: Maybe it will rain.
• 그 사람은 아마도 늦을 거야.
  (Romanized: geu sa-ram-eun a-ma-do neu-jeul geo-ya.)
  Translation: That person will probably be late.
• 내일 아마도 만날 수 있을 거예요.
  (Romanized: nae-il a-ma-do man-nal su i-sseul geo-ye-yo.)
  Translation: Perhaps we can meet tomorrow.

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