将
Meanings
Used to present an alternative or a different possibility. Archaic; in modern Japanese, または or それとも are used instead.
Or, what should we do?
Adds information in a list-like manner. Archaic; modern equivalents include さらに or また.
Furthermore, that place is far.
Expresses uncertainty or conjecture. Archaic; modern Japanese uses もしかすると or ひょっとすると.
Perhaps it will rain.
that being said; be that as it may
Concessive, acknowledging a previous point while introducing a contrasting one. Archaic; modern equivalents include とはいえ or そうは言っても.
That being said, we must go nonetheless.
Simple contrastive conjunction. Archaic; modern Japanese uses しかし or だが.
However, I will not go.
not to mention; needless to say
Emphasizes that something is obvious or goes without saying. Archaic; modern Japanese uses 言うまでもなく or もちろん.
Needless to say, without your help it could not have been done.
Indicates that something turned out as anticipated. Archaic; modern Japanese uses やはり or 案の定.
As expected, he did not come.
Used for emphatic denial, suspicion, or emotion. Archaic; modern Japanese uses まったく or 少しも in negative contexts.
I really don't know at all.