でしょ

Japanese

Etymology 1

Verb

でしょ • (desho) 

  1. (informal, childish or women's speech) contraction of でしょう (deshō)
    そんなことしたらまずいでしょ。
    Sonna koto shitara mazui desho.
    It'll probably be bad if you do that.

Interjection

でしょ • (desho) 

  1. (informal, childish or women's speech) contraction of でしょう (deshō)
    でしょでしょ！
    Desho desho!
    You think so too!?

Etymology 2

湯桶読み (yutōyomi) of 出(で)所(どころ) (dedokoro, “origin, source”).

Noun

でしょ • (desho) 

  1. (dialectal, Kansai, rare) birthplace, land of origin, place of production
Synonyms
  • 出(しゅっ)身(しん)地(ち) (shusshinchi, “birthplace, hometown”)
  • 産(さん)地(ち) (sanchi, “place of production”)
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