What does だろうね mean (Japanese)?
I've heard it in a comedy skit before, although I don't remember what the meaning was. One of the actors says something, the other actor says だろうね, and then [insert laugh track].
Update:@Ali: I can use Google Translate too. Doesn't mean the translation makes sense or is accurate.
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One of the actor says something, And the other actor says "だろうね"
It depends on what they are talking about, but I'd translated:
"I guess so."
"Yeah, that's possible."
"Yeah, could be."
だろうね comes from ～であるだろう
(about something that is possible to happen/ something that the person can really imagine.)
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it is like deshou, "it seems", "i think" etc. and ne functions as usual, "right" "isn't it" etc.
So depending on the context it could have been something like "I know, right?"
ã ããã= It would be
Edit:
I know who TD me, it is you & the person below me