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    きっと勝てる (kitto kateru) - I'm sure you can win

    Grammar & Usage

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    How it works

    This phrase combines the adverb 'きっと (kitto)' meaning 'surely, definitely' with the potential form of the verb '勝つ (katsu, to win)', which is '勝てる (kateru, can win)'. It expresses strong confidence or conviction about someone's ability to win or the certainty of a victory.

    Sample sentences

    練習したから、きっと勝てるよ！

    Because you practiced, you will surely win!

    相手は強いけど、私たちはチームだからきっと勝てる。

    Our opponent is strong, but we are a team, so we can definitely win.

    諦めないで、君ならきっと勝てる。

    Don't give up, if it's you, you can surely win.

    Quick facts

    nuance:'きっと' implies a strong, almost absolute certainty based on internal conviction or evidence. '勝てる' is the potential form, indicating ability, but when combined with 'きっと', it often expresses a prediction or encouragement about a guaranteed outcome.
    verb_form:Potential form (可能形 - kanōkei)

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    Example

    練習したから、きっと勝てるよ！

    Because you practiced, you will surely win!

    相手は強いけど、私たちはチームだからきっと勝てる。

    Our opponent is strong, but we are a team, so we can definitely win.

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