Examples of using "Misschien" in a sentence and their english translations:
Like maybe, just maybe,
- Could be.
- Maybe.
- She may come.
- She might come.
Maybe Tom is lying.
- Perhaps not.
- Maybe not.
- Maybe later.
- Perhaps later.
Hm, maybe!
Maybe it will snow.
Maybe Jane will come.
It may snow.
She might come.
It just might work.
Maybe they will come and maybe they won't.
- Maybe it's true.
- Maybe it is true.
I might eat.
Maybe you'll succeed.
It may rain.
- Maybe you're right.
- Perhaps you are right.
- Perhaps you're right.
- You could be right.
He may have been ill.
- Maybe they are happy.
- Maybe they're happy.
- Tom may be right.
- Tom might be right.
- Maybe Tom is right.
- Tom could have a point.
Maybe Tom knows something.
- It may rain.
- It might rain.
- Maybe you can help.
- Perhaps you can help.
Maybe they gave up.
Maybe Tom could help.
It may rain tonight.
- Maybe you're right.
- You might be right.
- Perhaps you're right.
Perhaps like this?
You know, maybe squirrel nuts, anything like that.
Maybe a carcass or something.
a barrier perhaps.
Something smaller, perhaps.
She may come.
Maybe that's right.
Maybe Tom is lying.
Perhaps he will come.
- Could be.
- Maybe.
Mary might be exaggerating.
Maybe you're lying.
Maybe you're lying.
Maybe we should talk.
Maybe Tom can help.
Maybe you were right.
- Maybe you're right.
- Perhaps you are right.
- Perhaps you're right.
Perhaps you're trying too hard.
- It may rain.
- It might rain.
Maybe you should leave.
- Maybe Tom kissed Mary.
- Perhaps Tom kissed Mary.
Maybe sometimes.
And maybe you think,
Maybe we can talk.
You may be right.
- Maybe next time!
- Maybe next time.
Perhaps it will rain in the afternoon.
He may have told a lie.
- Maybe you're right.
- You might be right.
- You may be correct.
- Maybe they are happy.
- Maybe they're happy.
Perhaps she will come tomorrow.
She may not come.
- It will probably rain.
- There is a high chance of precipitation.
- Maybe he was ill.
- Maybe he was sick.
Maybe it's true.
It might rain today.
Tom might be right.
- Maybe Tom knows something.
- Tom might know something.
Maybe they have something.
Maybe Tom is dead.
- It may rain tonight.
- It may rain in the evening.
- We may well have rain this evening.
Maybe we can help.
Maybe we'll get lucky.