Cocoa suggests she and her co-workers add bunny ears to their uniforms, but the others reject the idea.
- ココア：
- 「このお
店 の名前 ラビットハウスでしょう？」 - “Isn’t this café named Rabbit House?”
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Isn’t the café named as such with 〜でしょう
ご注文はうさぎですか？ » Volume 1 » Page 18 -
Perhaps this is what he wants with 〜でしょう
ご注文はうさぎですか？ » Volume 1 » Page 48 Chiya’s teahouse mascot rabbit ignores his snack and instead stares at Cocoa’s group.
- チノ：
- 「こっちのを
食 べたいんでしょうか？」 - “Maybe he wants to eat what we have?”
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Do you believe such about our customers with 〜でしょう
ご注文はうさぎですか？ » Volume 1 » Page 51 Pointing out the plainness of the cups at the Rabbit House café, Cocoa suggest with more colorful cups, people will surely be happier.
- チノ：
- 「そうでしょうか？」
- “Do you think that’s so?”
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How about some cookies with 〜でしょう
ご注文はうさぎですか？ » Volume 1 » Page 64 After serving tea to her friends, Syaro brings out a plate of cookies.
- シャロ：
- 「ハーブを
使 ったクッキーはいかがでしょう？私 が焼 いたんですが…」 - “How about some cookies made with herbs? Although I’m the one who baked them…”
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Presuming with 〜だろう and 〜でしょう
Presuming or supposing something, with no particular information or evidence to back up that position, is expressed by appending だろう (from だ) or でしょう (from です) to a noun, verb, or adjective. As an expression, it has the meaning of “I wonder” or “don’t you agree?”
