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    きっと成功する (kitto seikou suru) - It will surely succeed

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase combines the adverb 'きっと' (kitto), meaning 'surely' or 'definitely', with the verb '成功する' (seikou suru), meaning 'to succeed'. The adverb 'きっと' indicates strong conviction or high probability regarding the success, emphasizing the speaker's certainty.

    Sample sentences

    彼ならきっと成功するよ。

    If it's him, he will surely succeed.

    今回のプロジェクトはきっと成功するでしょう。

    This project will surely succeed.

    諦めなければ、いつかきっと成功する。

    If you don't give up, you will surely succeed someday.

    Quick facts

    components:きっと (kitto: adverb, surely, definitely) + 成功 (seikou: noun, success) + する (suru: verb, to do, to make, forming a compound verb)
    impliedSubject:The subject (e.g., 'I', 'you', 'we', 'it') is often omitted in Japanese when clear from context.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    彼ならきっと成功するよ。

    If it's him, he will surely succeed.

    今回のプロジェクトはきっと成功するでしょう。

    This project will surely succeed.

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