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i have a question... for i-adjectives such as こわい or かわいい, I was taught that you cannot add だ to declare. For example, " こわいだ. " is incorrect. I get this, but can you say こわいんだ (or こわいのだ)? Does adding んだ/のだ, to make what you're saying explanatory, count as declaring with だ?
こわいだ is incorrect, but this usage reminds me of Nagano dialect.
I have lived in Matsumoto city for a few years, and people there add だ often. I didn't dislike it, but it is not standard at least:3
As to んだ/のだ, I want good explanation from other Japanese learners. I thought about the usage for a while but couldn't find the definition to explain to you. What I can say here is that both こわいんだ and こわいのだ are ok when used in the right context.
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hwatto-izu-disu said: i think こわいんだ sounds more like you’re talking informally to a friend. whereas, こわいのだ is more like making a point. but it might be impolite to say -のだ to someone older/more important than you in which case you’d just say ーのです to them. という感じかしら。