Probably. Would need some context. It could possibly mean happiness but that would be more a friend conversation. People often chatter about the weather when they first meet someone when they cant think of something better to chatter about.
"we could do with some sunshine, couldn't we? " If the sentence is related to weather at all, and it sounds like it is, it should mean that it is presently cloudy or rainy, and we would rather have sunshine. No irony in there at all.
"we could do with some sunshine, couldn't we? " If the sentence is related to weather at all, and it sounds like it is, it should mean that it is presently cloudy or rainy, and we would rather have sunshine. No irony in there at all.
Or it could be said in the middle of a dry season, and be laden with irony.
Context is everything.
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Fri 31 Oct, 2014 05:18 pm
@avalipeng,
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"we could do with some sunshine, couldn't we? " what exactly does this mean? please.
We need some nice sunny weather, don't you agree?
I'd like it to be warmer, wouldn't you?
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