Examples of using "かもしれません" in a sentence and their english translations:
and light.
who is at risk of FGM.
or you enjoy "Top Chef."
from electronic media,
It might be a wedding.
likely permanent.
And maybe you think,
It may snow.
It could be the little things
or something like that.
And perhaps surprisingly,
Maybe sometimes.
a barrier perhaps.
and our place in the universe.
I might be a few minutes late.
Which could be you.
You may have a slight fever.
It may not be a dream.
You might think of going crazy,
hidden from view.
It could be for the business case,
- I'm afraid he cannot come.
- He may not be able to come.
There may be some scars.
- My father may be at home now.
- My father might be at home now.
This might be what the future will look like.
So here's a radical idea.
for a brighter future.
Well, here Tetris could be useful.
may look quite different.
And maybe even to have a business of their own.
And so, OK, maybe cleaning the ocean is futile.
explain Soult’s later reluctance to lead from the front.
It may snow in the evening.
You may be right about that.
I can maybe get behind that.
and you're afraid of catching it.
that I think you may find a little surprising and startling.
you'll be surprised and shocked to know
or maybe some morning in the past,
Maybe they will ask me about you,
for an animal to evolve behavioral plasticity.
I'm afraid I've contracted a venereal disease.
If you invited him, he might come.
Depending on your location, there's a chance of snow.
It is possible that he has had an accident.
Now, that might sound very disappointing,
Perhaps they'd expected too much.
Maybe this has happened to some of you.
but you might guess it from smelling me.
It might take a little bit longer.
Outside advice may be necessary.
Perhaps the illness is cured through medical treatment.
You might not be able to see Tom.
That book on kabuki might be expensive.
in some sense, I think it might be one of the most important.
but then, maybe you've also known a bass in other contexts.
So, some of you probably found that pretty surprising, right?
Luckily, we might not have to.
From this point, it may only get worse.
And you might save a ton of money.
with a potentially more advanced and hostile neighbor.
This might not have anything to do with the problem at hand.
I might as well leave today.
nothing more than "playfulness" in a professional context,
maybe it would still end up not being fulfilling,
finding the person you're meant to spend the rest of your life with.
who is just trying to get a star on his homework assignment.
And maybe that sounds reasonable to you.
in some ways we may already be too late.
or maybe a fish crawling onto land.
it might just mean you're in the wrong place.
It can come from your friends, from your family, from the media,
from mixed up religious messaging.
This could get really embarrassing.
In fact, it's more like an apple, though,
You may have seen some of this before,
and to spread in search of colder regions.
In fact, we could go as far as to say
This guidebook might be of use to you on your trip.
She may have left her umbrella on the bus.
The word fugusha ("disabled") might be insulting.
Maybe that is your polygamy.
Well, it turns out that would be a really bad decision:
Maybe a technician but that's it. Maybe an intern, of course.
this could be a lunar fuel vessel.
or you've spent time running on a beach like this one,