もしかすると
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Adverb used to express possibility or uncertainty. Often followed by 『かもしれない』 (kamoshirenai, 'might be') or a conditional clause. Example: 『もしかすると雨が降る』 (moshika suru to ame ga furu, 'Perhaps it will rain').
Theme
User and their coworker Satoshi are planning a weekend trip, discussing uncertain weather forecasts.
もしかすると
もしかすると
perhaps, maybe, by some chance
Core Language Building BlocksAdverbs & Connectors
Memory Hook
Imagine a mysterious fortune teller saying, 'Perhaps...' with a sly smile. The sound 'moshika suru to' sounds like 'maybe sure to' — a hint of uncertainty. 'Moshika suru to' → perhaps!
Cultural Note
In Japanese, 『もしかすると』 (moshika suru to) is often used in polite or formal contexts to express possibility or speculation, such as in weather forecasts or when making cautious predictions. It's common in news reports or business meetings to soften statements.
Forms
Base: もしかするとAdverb used to express possibility or uncertainty. Often followed by 『かもしれない』 (kamoshirenai, 'might be') or a conditional clause. Example: 『もしかすると雨が降る』 (moshika suru to ame ga furu, 'Perhaps it will rain').