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I still see it left out a lot after nouns and na adjectives, perhaps that is what is causing some of Damicci's confusion.nice gaijin said:grammatically, for that application, nouns need to be followed by だと思う; we omit だ only when preceded by verbs or い-adjectives.
I believe that といっても is different in this respect.
I have the same feeling too. Though I dont live in Japan, I often watch these japanese reality shows and most of the people in those shows speak really broken Japanese. Sometimes they add a bit kansai or whatever ben in there and the grammar becomes really weird. Often it seems that they deliberately try to speak that way (as a protest toward conformity, I suppose). But that's just a wild speculation on my part.nice gaijin said:well, if there's one thing I've noticed with native speakers, is that things get omitted a whole lot more often than added into sentences. Whether it's grammatically correct or not, common use is common use.