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The Italian word 'forse' is used in much the same way as the English word 'maybe', to denote uncertainty or possibility. It can be used at the beginning, middle, or end of a sentence.
Perhaps we should think about it.
This sentence is used when someone suggests taking some time to consider a matter or a decision. The word 'forse' is used at the start to introduce the element of doubt or uncertainty.
I can't understand, maybe you said something wrong?
In this sentence, 'forse' is used to introduce a polite enquiry when there's a lack of understanding. It suggests a speculation, and helps to soften the request for clarification.
Maybe I will watch the match on television tonight.
Here, 'forse' is used to express an action in the future that is yet uncertain, indicating the speaker's non-commitment to the plan of watching the match.