shoroidonaruka, nanigaokorukanadoyosokusurukoto
please tell me the meaning of the line above
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Check the original text. Isn't it "Shor'a'i donaruka, naniga okoruka nado yosoku surukoto"? (Not "Shoroi" but "Shorai", right?)
shorai=(in) the future
donaruka=what will become of
naniga okoruka=what will happen
nado=and so on. etc.
yosoku surukoto= to foresee. to predict.
"To predict what things will be or what will happen in the future."
(The line is not a perfect sentence. It's more like a noun clause. It lacks in the main verb, at least.)
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