かしら (kashira) is a particle used at the end of a sentence to express uncertainty or to seek confirmation. It is primarily used by female speakers and has a feminine tone. The masculine equivalent is かな (kana).
かな (kana) - (N4) - Like かしら (kashira), かな (kana) is a sentence-ending particle that expresses uncertainty or seeks confirmation. However, かな (kana) is more neutral and can be used by both men and women.
かもしれません (kamoshiremasen) - (N4) - かしら (kashira) and かもしれません (kamoshiremasen) are both used to express uncertainty, but かしら (kashira) is more informal and has a feminine tone, while かもしれません (kamoshiremasen) is more formal and neutral.
でしょう (deshou) - (N4) - でしょう (deshou) is another sentence-ending particle used to express uncertainty and seek confirmation. However, でしょう (deshou) is more common and can be used by anyone regardless of gender.
Useful Vocabulary that appeared in this page
* 明日 (あした)tomorrow
* 雨 (あめ)rain
* 降る (ふる)to fall
* ドレス (どれす)dress
* 似合う (にあう)to suit
* 彼 (かれ)he
* 好き (すき)to like
* 映画 (えいが)movie
* 面白い (おもしろい)interesting
* 会議 (かいぎ)meeting
* 午後 (ごご)afternoon
* 遅い (おそい)late
Quiz
Which of the following means 'I wonder if he is busy?'
