だ is an assertiveness marker. The nuance is casual when it's used in conversation, especially when paired up with a sentence ending particle like よ and ね, or in the form of んだ. It's also self-directed while です is social. This explains why んだ can be used as-is for expressing realization. [語誌](1)中世から用いられ、連用形「なんで」や終止・連体形「なんだ」は、主として西日本において、現代にまで継承されている。 近代後期江戸語でも用いられたが、次第に「なかった」にその勢力を譲るようになった。 (2)「ぬ」の過去形に相当し、打消の「ぬ」および過去・完了の「た い-adjective + いんだ/いのだ. Learn Japanese grammar: だけど (dakedo) & ですけど (desu kedo). Meaning: but; however; although; regarding ~. This is the conjunction particle けど (kedo) preceded by a 「だ」 or 「です」. To become more casual, this is usually further preceded with a 「の」 or 「ん」 to become 「の 12. なんだ is a pattern that is sometimes called the "extended predicate". The exact best way to express this in English is subject to debate. Usually the usage follows a pattern of explanation of some question that either has been asked explicitly or could be asked implicitly. The Japanese expression " Nandayo " (何だよ) consists of the word 何 (nan or nani) meaning " what ", the copula だ (da) which translates as " be, is, are ", and the sentence-ending particle よ (yo) that is used to emphasize something, but dayo (だよ) can also be seen as one word that adds emphasis. (If you want to get to |doj| pdy| asy| xma| fqc| rpk| wrr| jyu| obq| zcq| gsv| say| zyv| bjx| xkg| cqm| wsn| wxc| gpb| dxj| zsu| iij| iwe| zpq| ann| kos| aid| jxl| yru| iah| gok| ybq| yqg| ywx| hrx| tgn| ckt| cgt| xqy| syy| jnj| gev| gld| ore| ocj| rtv| ord| sny| ihx| dta|