SR-500 The given Japanese character "まい" is often attached to the end of sentences in casual speech to indicate a tentative or tentative expectation. In a rewritten straightforward English sentence without provocative language, it can mean "may" or "perhaps". Here are some example sentences: 1. I might go for a walk after dinner. - I may perhaps go for a walk after dinner. 2. She might be late. - She may perhaps be late. 3. You could try something new. - You may perhaps try something new.

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