“Isn't it?” in Japanese
Short answer
Isn't it? in Japanese is “ね” (ne). Full meaning: right?, isn't it?, doesn't it?, don't you?, don't you think?; hey, say, listen, look, come on; you know, you see, I must say, I should think.
Other ways to say “Isn't it?” in Japanese
わね
wane isn't it?, it really is
やんか
yanka isn't it, right?, you know?
やんけ
yanke isn't it, right?, you know?
のでは
nodeha isn't it (the case that ...)?, could it be that ...?, don't you think?
ちゃうか
chauka isn't it?
では無いか
dehanaika isn't it?; let's ..., why don't we ..., how about we ..., shouldn't we ...
じゃ無いか
janaika isn't it?; let's ..., why don't we ..., how about we ..., shouldn't we ...
ねエ
nee right?, isn't it?, doesn't it?, don't you?, don't you think?; hey, say, listen, look, come on; you know, you see, I must say, I should think
てな
tena (apparently) that's what it's like, isn't it
けぇ
kee yes?, no?, isn't it?, is it?
ネ
ne right?, isn't it?, doesn't it?, don't you?, don't you think?; hey, say, listen, look, come on; you know, you see, I must say, I should think
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