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意向形. The verb form ending with 〜(よ)う. Also called 意志形.
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"Would ____?" -のだろう or -おう/-こう/etc
As far as I can tell, if you want to say something like "Would you...?" or "Why don't you..?", it's common to say something like "食べるのだろうか？". I looked it up and as I far as I can tell it's short form+ …
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