Grammar Info

N2 Lesson 8: 1/23

~て当然(とうぜん)Natural, As a matter of course

Structure

Verb[て]+ 当然(とうぜん) +
[い]Adjective[て]+ 当然(とうぜん) +
[な]Adjective + + 当然(とうぜん) +

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About て当然だ

当然(とうぜん) is a commonly used expression which indicates that '(A) is natural', or '(A) is a matter of course'. This is a combination of the て-form of either verbs of い-Adjectives (or で when used with nouns), the noun 当然(とうぜん) 'naturally', and だ.

当然(とうぜん) is a fairly strong phrase, and will often be used when pointing out things that the speaker considers to be obvious facts.



Examples

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  • そんなに()べたら、(ふと)って当然(とうぜん)だ。

    If you eat like that, of course you will get fat.

  • (かれ)(あつ)かましいから、()けられて当然(とうぜん)だ。

    Because he is impudent, it is natural that you would avoid him.

  • 彼女(かのじょ)(やさ)しいから、()かれて当然(とうぜん)だ。

    Because she is nice, of course she is liked.

  • アイデアがいいから、人気(にんき)あって当然(とうぜん)だ。

    Because the idea is good, it is natural that it would be popular.

  • (あぶら)()()ぎたら、気持(きも)(わる)くなって当然(とうぜん)だ。

    If you consume too much fat, it is natural that you would come to feel bad.

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      て当然だ – Grammar Discussion

      Most Recent Replies (2 in total)

      • benuidede

        benuidede

        does “Verb[ ]” mean て-form ? If so, I think there is a problem with the sentence
        アイディアがいいから、人気が出てて当然だ。
        Is there one too many て or is it a contraction of 出ていて ? I’m asking since there is no other example sentence that uses ていて当然だ, including on japanesetest4you

      • mrnoone

        mrnoone

        Hey

        Yes, it is contraction from ていて.

        I have added non contracted forms as alternative answers.

        Cheers!


        Edit:
        I changed it to あって当然 because it sounds more natural in this case

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