"Kanske är jag kär i dig."

Translation: Maybe I am in love with you.

[GaryAxelson]

Question about the pronunciation. She pronounces kanske as kansha, but more often I have heard kan-hweh, like the sj sound in sju. Is this regional?

[Matt92HUN]

Can't kanske mean "feels like"?

[Zmrzlina]

No.

[Matt92HUN]

Oh, forgot about the ¨.

[deactivated user]

Since "kär" means "in love", can the sentence be translated as"kanske jag är kär med dig"

[chirelchirel]

I wrote: I might be… Why is that not an accepted translation?

[tamara76b]

I think that the meaning is the same but the construction of the sentence would be different, because might is an auxiliary verb. In swedish it would come with an infinitive... So i think that your solution is good but Duolingo does cannot realize all of the paraphrasing :)

[Vithralas]

I think "I might be" is translated as "Jag kan vara", so even with the same meaning, it's not what they're asking for

[viktor77722]

it doesn't accept "I'm"

[eronth]

Why not "Maybe I love you?"

[Soldier0021]

That would be "Kanske älskar jag dig."

[Bernadette116820]

so "kanske" is used with the verb 'to be'?
(As in "kanske är (...)" = it may be so that (...))

[HelenCarlsson]

It is here, but it doesn't have to be.

Kanske regnar det i morgon - Maybe it rains tomorrow

[Bernadette116820]

Couldn't also be 'kanske jag kär i dig' then, too? Or maybe 'jag kanska kär i dig"?

[HelenCarlsson]

You need a verb (here "är") as well.

"Jag är kanske kär i dig" is correct
"Kanske jag är kär i dig" is not correct because of the V2 rule (verb in second position).