I posted about loving airports and when someone agreed with me I wanted to
respond with "いいでしょ？" but I'm not sure it's the right response.
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How would I say "It's nice, right?" In Japanese?
That's just right. If you want to be a bit more polite, you could instead say

> いいですね？
>
> 素敵ですね？ It's beautiful, isn't it?
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I would say...

> いいですよねー！  
>  いいよねー！ ← casual
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Kansai-ben answer:

> （めっちゃ）え〜やろッ！
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I would say いいですねー。(iidesune) which translates to 'It's good, right?' Just
saying, いいです！(iidesu) Would translate to 'That's good' as a statement, but by
adding ね (ne) this creates the '-right?' part of, eliciting or encouraging a
response of agreement from the listener.
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depends on how u want it to sound いいじゃないか
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