I have a question about ね at the end of the sentence

2 comments

1. to my understanding, you wouldn’t use ね when stating a fact, since ね implies agreement.
   肉を食べますね (i eat meat, don’t you think?) doesn’t make sense, unless you’re unsure that what you’re eating is in fact meat. But using か to make it a question would be better in that specific instance imo.

   An example of using ね correctly:
   この肉はおいしいですね (this meat is delicious, don’t you think)

2. it’s asking for confirmation or assuming confirmation

   肉を食べますね

   could be “you eat meat… huh?”

   fyi there’s an /r/learnjapanese with a daily post that you can respond to for simple, short questions like this, better than an entire post for something like this