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It is 「は」, not 「わ」. The 「は」 here is of course pronounced 「わ」 because it is a particle.

「もう[早送]{はやおく}りでよいのでは！」 ＝

 

「もう早送りでよいのではないか (ないだろうか, ないでしょうか, etc.)！」

The last part is not said but is understood between the speaker and listener. This happens so very often in Japanese.

"Maybe we should just fast-forward it from here on?"

「のでは」 is used to make a suggestion.

It is 「は」, not 「わ」. The 「は」 here is of course pronounced 「わ」 because it is a particle.

「もう[早送]{はやおく}りでよいのでは！」 ＝

「もう早送りでよいのではないか (ないだろうか, ないでしょうか, etc.)！」

The last part is not said but is understood between the speaker and listener. This happens so very often in Japanese.

"Maybe we should just fast-forward it from here on?"

「のでは」 is used to make a suggestion.

It is 「は」, not 「わ」. The 「は」 here is of course pronounced 「わ」 because it is a particle.

「もう[早送]{はやおく}りでよいのでは！」 ＝

「もう早送りでよいのではないか (ないだろうか, ないでしょうか, etc.)！」

The last part is not said but is understood between the speaker and listener. This happens so very often in Japanese.

"Maybe we should just fast-forward it from here on?"

「のでは」 is used to make a suggestion.

It is 「は」, not 「わ」. The 「は」 here is of course pronounced 「わ」 because it is a particle.

「もう[早送]{はやおく}りでよいのでは！」 ＝

「もう早送りでよいのではないか (ないだろうか, ないでしょうか, etc.)！」

The last part is not said but is understood between the speaker and listener. This happens so very often in Japanese.

"Maybe we should just fast-forward it from here on?"

「のでは」 is used to make a suggestion.

It is 「は」, not 「わ」. The 「は」 here is of course pronounced 「わ」 because it is a particle.

「もう[早送]{はやおく}りでよいのでは！」 ＝

「もう早送りでよいのではないか(ないだろうか, ないでしょうか, etc.)」

The last part is not said but is understood between the speaker and listener. This happens so very often in Japanese.

"Maybe we should just fast-forward it from here on?"

It is 「は」, not 「わ」. The 「は」 here is of course pronounced 「わ」 because it is a particle.

「もう[早送]{はやおく}りでよいのでは！」 ＝

「もう早送りでよいのではないか (ないだろうか, ないでしょうか, etc.)！」

The last part is not said but is understood between the speaker and listener. This happens so very often in Japanese.

"Maybe we should just fast-forward it from here on?"

「のでは」 is used to make a suggestion.