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We found 1 grammar point, 2 words, 4 names, and 123 examples matching 'のだ'
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Word search: 2 matches
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Most common form: のです
expression
the expectation is that ...; the reason is that ...; the fact is that ...; it is that ...
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Most common form: ない物だらけ
expression, noun
plenty of nothing; having absolutely nothing  (often written with kana only)
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のだ   Noda   (place name, surname)  
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のりた   Norita   (surname)  
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のうだ   Nouda   (surname)  
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のうだ   Nouda   (place name, surname)  
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Example search: 123 matches
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それたいへんきたない
しごと
仕事
のだ
It's a hard, dirty job.
コーヒーポット
いっぱい
1杯
ぶん
ってきてもらいたい
のだ
Will you send down a pot of coffee?
がんらい
元来
どこから
のぼ
のだ
From where do you usually climb?
そのつけ
きょう
今日
になってやって
のだ
The bill for that was coming due today.
Source: 黒い家貴志祐介
どうせい
同棲
あいて
相手
こうろん
口論
になった
おとこ
ぎゃくじょう
逆上
おんな
かんきん
監禁
して
ろうじょう
籠城
した
のだ
A man living with his partner became enraged, locked her up, and barricaded them in.
Source: 慈雨柚月裕子
 
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