innit

innit

美 　英 ['?n?t]

• int.是不是；是嗎
• 網絡伊努特

英漢解釋

conj.	1. an all-purpose, question-forming word, corresponding not only to "isn't it?" but to more or less all other similar phrases
un.	1. a way of saying ‘isn’t it?’

例句

I stole a car, yeah, but I said it was my uncle's, innit, and then my uncle come down and said the right things and I got out.

我偷了一輛車，但我說是我叔叔的，然后我叔叔過來就會說是他的東西，我就出來了。

So you see, this cartoon is a statement against perfection. Deep innit?

所以你看，這幅漫畫是一條反對完美的宣言。

That one is better, innit?

那個更好，不是嗎？