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How to Say ‘That's great’ in Japanese

それはいいですね

sore wa ii desu ne

[so-re wa ii de-su ne]

💬 Usage Tip: Expresses approval or suggests agreement.

Phrase Breakdown

それ

sore

[so-re]

that

Refers to an object or situation previously mentioned or identified.

Example

それはとても熱いですね。

That's really hot, isn't it?

wa

[wa]

is (topic marker)

A topic marker indicating the subject of the sentence.

Example

それは難しい質問です。

That's a difficult question.

いい

ii

[ii]

good

Describes something positive or favorable.

Example

その映画はいいですね。

That movie is good, isn't it?

ですね

desu ne

isn't it?

Used to confirm or agree with a statement.

Example

美しいですね。

It's beautiful, isn't it?

Words in this phrase

です

desu

[de-su]

is/am/are

A verb to link the subject to a state or quality.

Example

彼は学生です。

He is a student.

ne

[ne]

isn't it?

A sentence-ending particle used for confirmation or agreement.

Example

今日は暑いですね。

It's hot today, isn't it?

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