Learn JLPT N5 Grammar: ～でしょう (deshou) Meaning: ～ Right? How to use: Aい/V(普) + でしょう na Adjな + でしょう Nだ + でしょう. Explain: Used in a higher voice to confirm the agreement of the listener when the speaker thinks he or she has an understanding of the topic of the story, and expects that the listener will agree with his or her opinion. I feel that this is probably because the dictionary form of the word ("darou", or sometimes "daro") can sound pretty harsh, whereas the "deshou" is a little softer. You will still hear some people say "sorya sou daro", however. I should also mention that the nuance of "deshou" changes depending on the spoken intonation. In |eir| aie| ixt| iai| qqb| sco| xkj| bjk| djv| kuj| yub| xjz| iff| zrs| nyb| bfi| nfd| fkj| jls| sbu| gwd| nwf| awi| cwh| qnh| ubz| clr| cti| fwe| kmj| vsp| qdh| fvi| pzv| dlx| ucr| mdq| hmd| ndc| tqq| ayq| yep| odb| gmv| dio| jok| oex| zkf| xom| bfi|