兄 【にい】 nii or nii-san is a shorter way of saying onii-san. It means older brother. It is more respectful to say onii-san or nii-san when speaking to your elder brother, then by calling them by their name.
"Ii" = good
"ne" = (it is,) isn't it(.) <-- this is added onto the end of conversations to indicate you're not asking a question as such, but making a comment the other person probably agrees with.
"Iine..." means "It's good, isn't it"
This could be referring to the weather ("tenki") being good --> "Tenki ga iine"
Or pretty much any other noun to replace "tenki" in the above sentence.
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