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[な]Adjective + だ
[な]Adjective + な + Noun
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「な-Adjectives」の情報
In Japanese, the vast majority of な-Adjectives are originally nouns, and differ from nouns only in that they have their own set of conjugation rules. The dictionary form of a な-Adjective will always be followed by だ. な is only attached when describing another noun.
As we can see from these examples, だ or です is required at the end of a sentence, but な will be required when using a な-Adjective to describe a noun.
な-Adjectives are mostly words of foreign (Chinese/English) origin. This is why they have evolved to require unique conjugation rules.
Fun Fact
As a learner, it can be very difficult to identify what a な-Adjective is, compared to a regular noun. Nouns conjugate with の, while な-Adjectives conjugate with な. A very simple trick that Japanese children learn is using the adverb とても 'very'. If とても sounds natural with a word, then it is probably a な-Adjective, if it sounds unnatural, then the word is likely to be a regular noun.
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とても綺麗。 (Natural Japanese)Very pretty.
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とても外。 (Unnatural Japanese)Very outside.
From this example, we can see that とても can be used to help identify な-Adjectives. Basically, this is due to adjectives being measurable 'very big', 'very small', while nouns are not measurable 'very dog', 'very boat'.
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綺麗な絵。
A pretty painting.
綺麗な女の人。
A pretty woman.
暇な一日。
A free day.
静かな部屋。
A quiet room.
あれは綺麗です。
That over there is beautiful.
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オンライン
List of N5 なAdjectives
NihongoIchiban
The na-adjective
Tae Kim
い and な Adjectives
Japanese Ammo
オフライン
Genki I 2nd Edition
Page 133
みんなの日本語 I
Page 56 [CH 8]
[DBJG] A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar
Page 7
Genki I
Page 101
Tae Kim's Japanese Grammar Guide
Page 38
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「な-Adjectives」に関する文法ディスカッション
最近の返信 (合計11件)
gyroninja
Andulien’s perspective of there always being a な is a nonstandard way of analyzing things. You could similarly say there is always a だ after な adjectives except in cases where there isn’t and that would be just as valid as his view.
The standard way to look at it is that you just have the な adjective and then you add stuff based off how you use it.
Superpnut
But he didn’t say there is always a な except when there isn’t…
All he said is that there isn’t a な when the adjective is next to a verb.
And I was showing appreciation because I was trying to figure out why there wasn’t a な
Anyways it doesn’t matter I have some more basic grammar points to struggle to understandgyroninja
If you read his posts you can see he used words like “left off” and “omit.” And in the way he compares な adjectives to い adjectives, he makes me think that he believed that な adjectives have a な at the end of them.
As mentioned earlier in the thread if you want to use a な adjective on a verb you need to use に after the な adjective instead of な.
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