2回見るのは当然やろ？？

My native language is English and I want to agree with the person but I'm not
sure how. The person is my friend and I want to know how to agree with a
person when talking as a friend. This isn't a formal conversation.
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今日本語習ってるんですが、この質問どうやって答えるん？
Oh, fascinating question, because there are so many ways to communicate your
acknowledgement, just like there are so many in English, too. It does reflect
the personality of the speaker somewhat, but to be honest, I don't know which
form conveys what impression, why, or if that impression is universally held.

I'm not native to the dialect you are learning, but just to name a few,

  * うん
  * そうそう
  * だよね
  * あー

I almost think what you say doesn't matter too much, it's the whole
combination of what you say, your facial and body expression that deliver the
message. For example, you can probably say 「なに言うてんの」 (what are you saying?)
with sufficient smile and giggling, and that will be received as an agreement,
not as an objection.

You have a friend who speaks Japanese that you seem to be conversing, so there
should be a plenty of opportunities for you to watch them react positively
like this. See how they are doing it, copy some of them, and see how others
react when you do it. I think you'll soon find your own voice.
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