Particle NE (ね)

The particle NE is used at the end of sentences to express admiration, and is often translated as "What a + adjective..."

いい天気ね。

いいてんきね。

What a beautiful day.

NE can express agreement with what someone else said.

まったくその通りですね。

まったくそのとおりですね。

That’s really true!

The particle NE is used to give a milder tone to what is said. It can be a request, a different opinion, or an assertion.

また誘ってくださいね。

またさそってくださいね。

Please invite me again.

彼女が言っている事は事実ですかね。

かのじょがいっていることはじじつですかね。

I wonder if what she is saying is true.

電車で行ったほうが早いですけどね。

でんしゃでいったほうがはやいですけどね。

I would think that going by train is faster.

NE can be used to form "question tags" (didn't you?, don't you?, etc.). The speaker is asking for a confirmation, a reaction or an opinion.

吉田さんにあの小包を渡してくれたよね？

よしださんにあのこづつみをわたしてくれたよね？：

You gave Mrs. Yoshida that package, didn’t you?