Lets all learn Japanese

[geishaboy]

Nee means sister Ne signifies something along the lines of a confirmation or agreement with something.

Nee on it's own doesn't mean sister, it has to be "onee san"　お姉さん or "neesan"　姉さん or even "Nee chan"　姉ちゃん. The plain type form of sister is "ane"　姉, and it only works with older sisters

So desu ne = That's right (As you already know)

It's "sou desu ne"　そうですね, the "o" sounds is elongated

That's a noun. Bakabakashi means stupid and bakabakadeshii means stupid, and I believe it's an adjective.

Baka is a noun and a "na" adjective, meaning that you have to put "na" after baka and before a noun like "baka na gakusei" 馬鹿な学生　or "stupid student"

(Actualy suki means more of a like, and it's a verb, but if you're telling someone you love them, you can say suki da yo and such..)

Actually, suki　好き is a noun and also a "na" adjective, it's not a verb

[Kemja]

You use -san when you respect some one ,right?
You use -con when you say some one is small,right?

[geishaboy]

You use -san when you respect some one ,right?
You use -con when you say some one is small,right?

More or less, except it's chan not con

[Kemja]

arigatoo!!!