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    きっと勝つ (kitto katsu) - We will surely win

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase combines the adverb 'きっと (kitto)', meaning 'surely' or 'certainly', with the plain form of the verb '勝つ (katsu)', meaning 'to win'. The adverb 'きっと' strengthens the conviction or expectation of the action '勝つ'. When used alone or in this simple form, the implied subject is often 'we' or 'I' (referring to the speaker's group/self).

    Sample sentences

    私たちは次の試合もきっと勝つ。

    We will surely win the next game too.

    諦めないで。私たちはきっと勝つよ！

    Don't give up. We'll surely win!

    みんなで力を合わせれば、きっと勝つことができる。

    If we all work together, we can surely win.

    Quick facts

    usage_context:Often used as an expression of determination, encouragement, or strong belief in victory, especially in competitive situations.
    implied_subject:In Japanese, subjects are often omitted when clear from context. Here, 'we' or 'I' is implied.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    私たちは次の試合もきっと勝つ。

    We will surely win the next game too.

    諦めないで。私たちはきっと勝つよ！

    Don't give up. We'll surely win!

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