'desu yo ne' (ですよね) means "isn't it", right? so can it be used when someone is talking about a person ? :?:
:arrow: example: He/she is cute, isn't he?
Can 'desu yo ne' be used to persons?
Jess-Chan
July 14, 2010
Sayaka-Matsuura
July 22, 2010
Jess-chan,
Yes! The ending ~ですよね is strictly colloquial. The particles ~よね take away the abruptness of です.
-Sayaka :P
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