How to Say ‘That's great’ in Japanese
それはいいですね
それはいいですね
💬 Usage Tip: Expresses approval or suggests agreement.
Phrase Breakdown
それそれ
that
Refers to something previously mentioned.
それは本当です。
That is true.
はは
(subject marker)
A particle marking the subject of a sentence.
これが私です。
This is me.
いいいい
good
Something that is favorable or pleasing.
天気がいいです。
The weather is good.
ですねですね
isn't it?
Used to confirm or agree with a statement.
美しいですね。
It's beautiful, isn't it?
Word-by-Word Breakdown
それそれ
[sore]
that
Refers to an object or situation previously mentioned or identified.
それはとても熱いですね。
That's really hot, isn't it?
はは
[wa]
is (topic marker)
A topic marker indicating the subject of the sentence.
それは難しい質問です。
That's a difficult question.
いいいい
[ii]
good
Describes something positive or favorable.
その映画はいいですね。
That movie is good, isn't it?
ですです
[desu]
is/am/are
A verb to link the subject to a state or quality.
彼は学生です。
He is a student.
ねね
[ne]
isn't it?
A sentence-ending particle used for confirmation or agreement.
今日は暑いですね。
It's hot today, isn't it?
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