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きっと and かな used in a sentence

I am listening to a song and came across もう充分だよってきっと言うかな Is it possible to use かな and きっと in a sentence? It sounds like "you will maybe definitely say [it's already more than enough]", which doesn't ...
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Difference between だろう and かな

What is the Difference between だろう and かな and how to use them
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「確か、明日は先生の誕生日でしたよね。」Why でした and not です? [duplicate]

「確か、明日は先生の誕生日でしたよね。」 Came across this sentence during my Japanese class and am having trouble understanding the nuance behind it and why でした can be used in this manner. I tried asking my Japanese ...
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What is the difference between びっくりした and びっくりするじゃないの

What is the difference between びっくりした and びっくりするじゃないの? The only thing I can think of is that one is just a general way of saying that something scared you, whilst the other is a way of "blaming" the ...
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Usage of さぞ and きっと

I looked these words and means surely. Usually I see きっと, but is usual to use さぞ? きっとお疲れでしょう。 さぞお疲れでしょう。 It's ok use both?
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What is the difference between んじゃない and んだ?

…あの犯行予告、俺がやったんじゃないんだけどな。 I wasn't the one who issued that threat, but no matter. (English subs) What's the difference between んじゃない and んだ as they're used here? One would ordinarily expect んじゃない to ...
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Can desire be expressed for entities that do not hold volition?

We can personify things. By using "want" with an inanimate object, it is personified: An object with inertia wants to maintain its state of motion. (Question) First, is it possible in ...
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