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McGod With Cheese, Hold The Fries

There is a story doing the rounds on Facebook that refuses to vanish, having been originally posted by Astig FM in August 2013. I’ve seen it pop up at least fifteen times in the last few months. The message properly offends me. To date, nearly 2,500,000 have ‘liked’ it and it has received virtually 2.4 million shares. Not that this is the end of the world, you understand – I will survive (if…

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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。