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じゃね?

ja ne?
phrase★Intermediate— right?
informal

A casual way to ask for confirmation or agreement, similar to 'right?' or 'isn't it?' in English.

明日も雨じゃね?

It's going to rain tomorrow too, right?

この映画、面白いじゃね?

This movie is interesting, right?

💡

This phrase is commonly used in casual conversation among friends or in informal settings. It's a contraction of 'じゃない?' (ja nai?), which is a more standard way to ask for confirmation.

Collocations

面白いじゃね?It's interesting, right?大丈夫じゃね?It's okay, right?

Synonyms

じゃない?よね?でしょう?

Related Phrases

よね?phrase
right?
でしょう?phrase
right?

💡Pro Tip

Casual Usage

This phrase is very informal and should only be used with friends or in casual settings. In formal contexts, use 'じゃない?' or 'でしょう?' instead.

📖Word Origin

Derived from the contraction of 'じゃない?' (ja nai?), which is a standard way to ask for confirmation in Japanese.

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is very informal and should be used with friends or in casual settings. It's not appropriate for formal or professional contexts.

Word Breakdown

じゃ
isn't it
contraction
+
ね
right?
particle
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