Examples of using "かもしれない" in a sentence and their english translations:
Maybe I'll go, and maybe I won't.
He may come, or he may not.
It may rain, and then again, it may not.
- It may rain.
- It might rain.
or honing your engineering skills, or making connections,
It may or may not be true.
She may be French.
It may rain tomorrow.
The rumor may be true.
The rumor may or may not be true.
That we were likely to get divorced
He may be a genius.
It might rain.
- It might rain tomorrow.
- It may rain tomorrow.
- It may rain at any moment.
- It may rain any minute.
He may not be happy.
- It might rain tomorrow.
- It may rain tomorrow.
Maybe they will come and maybe they won't.
It may rain any minute.
We kind of imagined that it might be one of her young.
- It may be true.
- That may be true.
- Something may have happened to him.
- Something might have happened to her.
- I am not sure but she may come.
- She may come.
- She might come.
- Tom might be busy.
- Tom may be busy.
Tom might have cancer.
- It may snow tonight.
- It might snow tonight.
We could die.
It may rain.
Tom might not come.
- I may win by some chance.
- I may win if I have luck.
- I may win if I'm lucky.
or not being able to come back home to the US
There's a possibility of war.
You may laugh at me.
The news may be true.
She may not come.
It is probable that he is ill.
His story may be true.
- You may catch him.
- You may meet him.
- You might meet him.
It might rain soon.
- I may die tomorrow.
- I could die tomorrow.
Tom might be right.
It could be a mistake.
It may rain tonight.
It may rain at any time.
That story can be true.
Whatever it may take, be it more studying,
It may rain soon.
- He may have missed the train.
- Perhaps he missed the train.
He might come tomorrow.
His story may not be true.
so you go and you interact with this human.
It may rain around noon.
It may rain soon.
He may be rich, but he is stingy.
We'll run into her at the party.
Tom may have been sick.
It may rain in the evening.
We may not win tomorrow.
I'm afraid it may rain tomorrow.
He may have been ill.
He may come today.
He may have seen it.
He may have said so.
His illness may be cancer.
He may be there.
It may have rained last night.