でいますよね
de i masu yo ne
JA
Polite Japanese sentence ending that indicates a state of being and seeks agreement or confirmation from the listener
彼は今忙しくでいますよね。
He is busy right now, isn't he?
Etymology
This is a conjugated form of the Japanese verb です (desu, the polite copula 'to be'), combined with the progressive auxiliary います (imasu) and the sentence-ending particle よね (yone), which adds softness and seeks confirmation.
Memory Aid
Break it down: de (from desu) + i (from iru, the progressive auxiliary) + masu (polite ending) + yone (confirmation particle) to remember its function.
Collocations
状態でいますよね大丈夫でいますよね
Synonyms
ですよねでいるよね
Related Words
ですいますよね