Do you believe such about our customers with 〜でしょう

Grammar Explanation: Presuming with 〜だろう and 〜でしょう

Pointing out the plainness of the cups at the Rabbit House café, Cocoa suggest with more colorful cups, people will surely be happier.

チノ:: 「そうでしょうか？」; “Do you think that's so?”; Literal: “Is that so, I wonder?”

Key Points

1そうでしょうか questions Cocoa’s assumption

Chino uses でしょうか to ask whether Cocoa’s claim about happier customers is sound.

2でしょうか is more reserved than ですか

The conjectural form leaves room for doubt, which fits Chino’s skeptical response.

3そう refers to the idea just stated

そう means “so” or “that way” here, pointing back to Cocoa’s prediction rather than describing a visible object.