Is 「っしょ」possibly a colloquial sentence ending particle?


In this chapter of Chainsawman I saw this 「いいっしょ」 and am confused by what it
means.

[![いいっしょ](https://i.stack.imgur.com/YLoOg.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/YLoOg.png)

Are there any other particles like this? I don't see this on any lists online.




I'm not familiar with the manga, but this is likely a colloquial way of saying
「いいでしょう！」or 「いいよね！」.

Please visit
[here](https://web.archive.org/web/20200923090455/https://japanesedialects.com/hokkaido-
tohoku/hokkaido-dialect/issho/) for a little more background (assuming
characters are speaking one of the northern dialects).

Keep in mind, this is not a particle and not necessarily always sentence-
ending either.




I'm not familiar with the manga, but this is likely a colloquial way of saying
「いいでしょう！」or 「いいよね！」.

Please visit
[here](https://web.archive.org/web/20200923090455/https://japanesedialects.com/hokkaido-
tohoku/hokkaido-dialect/issho/) for a little more background (assuming
characters are speaking one of the northern dialects).

Keep in mind, this is not a particle and not necessarily always sentence-
ending either.

