Probably, perhaps in Japanese 🇯🇵

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probably, perhaps	たぶん

How to say “probably, perhaps” in Japanese? “たぶん”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “たぶん” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on probably, perhaps in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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たぶん (tabun)

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Think of "tabun" as "maybe" and associate it with "tabby" cats. Imagine a tabby cat contemplating whether to catch a mouse or not, which can help you remember "maybe".
– Another way to remember is by breaking down the sound: "ta" can remind you of "tab" and "bun" can remind you of "buns" (bread), so imagine maybe having a tab with some buns.

Explanations:
– たぶん (tabun) generally translates to "probably" or "perhaps" in English and is used to express uncertainty or likelihood.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– おそらく (osoraku) – probably, most likely
– もしかしたら (moshikaara) – possibly, perhaps
– ぐらい (gurai) – about, around (implies estimation)

Alternate Meanings:
– As slang, たぶん is still used to indicate uncertainty and doesn't have much deviation from its original meaning.

Examples of Sentences:
1. たぶん彼は来るでしょう。
– Romanized: Tabun kare wa kuru deshou.
– Translation: He will probably come.

2. たぶん明日は雨が降るかもしれません。
– Romanized: Tabun aa wa ame ga furu kamoshiremasen.
– Translation: Maybe it will rain tomorrow.

3. たぶんそれはいいアイデアじゃないと思う。
– Romanized: Tabun sore wa ii aidea janai to omou.
– Translation: I think that might not be a good idea.

4. たぶん忙しくなるから、その日は無理かもしれない。
– Romanized: Tabun isogashiku naru kara, sono hi wa muri kamoshirenai.
– Translation: Perhaps I'll be busy, so that day might not work.

5. たぶんもう一度試してみてもいいですか？
– Romanized: Tabun mou ichido tamee mite mo ii desu ka?
– Translation: Maybe can I try it one more time?

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