不是吗的英语怎么说

不是吗 is a Chinese phrase that is often used to seek confirmation or agreement from the listener. In English, a similar phrase would be "isn't it?" or "don't you think?"
Here are some examples of how 不是吗 can be used in a sentence, along with their English translations:
这个电影很好看，不是吗？ (This movie is very good, isn't it?)
我们明天去公园玩，不是吗？ (We're going to the park tomorrow, aren't we?)
你想喝茶吗？不是吗？ (Do you want to drink tea? Isn't that right?)
不是吗 comes from the Chinese word 吗, which is used to make a yes-no question. It is often added to the end of a statement to turn it into a question. For example, the statement "你喜欢这个电影" (you like this movie) can be turned into a question by adding 吗 at the end: "你喜欢这个电影吗？" (Do you like this movie?).
不是 (bú shì) is a Chinese negative particle that is used to negate a verb or adjective. For example, 不是好人 (bú shì hǎo rén) means "not a good person." When 不是 is used together with 吗, it creates the phrase 不是吗, which is used to seek confirmation or agreement from the listener.
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