、常にあるものだよね
tsune ni aru mono da yo ne
Part of Speech: sentence
JA
It's something that's always there, right?
悲しみは、常にあるものだよね。
Sadness is something that's always there, isn't it?
Etymology
The phrase combines 常に (tsune ni, 'always'), ある (aru, 'to exist/be present'), ものだ (mono da, a colloquial explanatory copula for general truths), and よね (yo ne, a sentence-ending particle seeking agreement).
Memory Aid
Break it down: 常に = always, ある = exists, もの = thing, だ = is, よね = right? — so it means 'it's always a thing, right?'
Quick answers
What does 、常にあるものだよね mean?
、常にあるものだよね means: It's something that's always there, right?
How do you pronounce 、常にあるものだよね?
、常にあるものだよね: tsune ni aru mono da yo ne
How is 、常にあるものだよね used in a sentence?
悲しみは、常にあるものだよね。