“Don't you agree?” in Japanese
Short answer
Don't you agree? in Japanese is “だろう” (darou). Full meaning: seems, I think, I guess, I wonder, I hope; right?, don't you agree?, I thought you'd say that!.
Other ways to say “Don't you agree?” in Japanese
っしょ
ssho I know, right?, don't you agree?, I thought you'd say that!, there we go
やろう
yarou seems, I think, I guess; right?, don't you agree?
でっしゃろ
dessharo right?, don't you think?, don't you agree?
じゃろ
jaro seems, I think, I guess; right?, don't you agree?
タロウ
tarou seems, I think, I guess, I wonder, I hope; right?, don't you agree?, I thought you'd say that!
でしょう
deshou it seems, I think, I guess, I wonder; right?, don't you agree?
ヤロウ
yarou seems, I think, I guess; right?, don't you agree?
タロー
tarou seems, I think, I guess, I wonder, I hope; right?, don't you agree?, I thought you'd say that!
しゃろ
sharo seems, I think, I guess; right?, don't you agree?
田老
tarou seems, I think, I guess, I wonder, I hope; right?, don't you agree?, I thought you'd say that!
太朗
tarou seems, I think, I guess, I wonder, I hope; right?, don't you agree?, I thought you'd say that!
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