わよね

right?

→ わ
phrase Uncommon #17,481
right? A sentence-ending combination of わ and よね, used to assert something while seeking agreement or confirmation. It can sound feminine or somewhat emphatic, depending on the speaker and context.
JA: 明日は休みわよね?
EN: Tomorrow is a day off, right?

エキストラ辛抱強いじっと待ってる早く見たい絵はくれるわよね

The extras are patiently waiting. I want to see it soon. You’ll give me the picture, right?

— ベルリン・天使の詩 (1987)

あなたが子供の頃ベティー家へよくパーティーに行ったわよね

When you were a child, you often went to Betty’s house for parties, didn’t you?

まあ夫婦の方が都合がいいわよね

Well, it’s more convenient for a married couple, isn’t it?

— グッバイ、レーニン! (2003)

あなた言ったわよね

You said that, didn't you?

— ラ・ラ・ランド (2016)

パパ運転手ベンツたくさん運転したわよね

Dad, you drove lots of Mercedes-Benz cars when you were a chauffeur, didn’t you?

— パラサイト 半地下の家族 (2019)

病院だから待ってその子が見えるわよね

Since it’s a hospital, you can wait and see the child, right?

— ブレット・トレイン (2022)

私は大声を出したのにあなたは聞こえないこともあったわよね

Even though I shouted loudly, there were times you couldn't hear me, right?

お姉様そりゃ楽しいわよね

Of course you’re having fun, big sis.

— 紅夢 (1991)

すみませんこれグルテン入ってないわよね

Excuse me, this doesn't contain gluten, does it?

— ラ・ラ・ランド (2016)

電話じゃ来てもいいって言ったわよね

You said on the phone that it was okay for me to come, didn’t you?

— 甘い生活 (1960)

悲しいわよね

It's sad, isn't it?

— ビッグ・シック ぼくたちの大いなる目ざめ (2017)