fixelbrumpf
先輩
- 16 Sep 2003
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As for "n da", it's short for "no da". I've talked about it with a native speaker and she said sentences that end in "n da" are universal statements that declare that X always does Y and that Xs are always Y.
Like in the current Naruto closing theme: "誰だって失敗はするんだ。" "Everyone makes mistakes". By the way, is "誰だっては失敗がするんだ。" also correct?
Like in the current Naruto closing theme: "誰だって失敗はするんだ。" "Everyone makes mistakes". By the way, is "誰だっては失敗がするんだ。" also correct?
