-でしょう/-だろう (Deshou/Darou) expressing PROBABILITY in Japanese Grammar N4-56

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In this video, we will learn how to say in Japanese that something has a high degree of certainty based on knowledge, experiences, and information that we are pretty sure of, although not 100% certain.

I will also explain the DIFFERENCE between きっと (KITTO), たぶん (TABUN) and おそらく(OSORAKU), three adverbs used frequently in sentences that express probability.