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How to understand 「僕は誰より彼女が好きなんだ。」
What is the meaning of ～んです/～のだ/etc?Problem understanding a sentenceWhat is the meaning of ～んです/～のだ/etc?When do I use ほう with より?のだ vs. similar constructionsGrammatic structure だれより questionSentence misinterpretationなんだけど Meaning and grammar patternsDistinguishing between 'on' and 'above'Confused with よりClarification on comparative constructions is needed
I don't understand 「僕は誰より彼女が好きなんだ。」. I guess 好きなんだ means love, but なん means not. Can anyone help me?
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I don't understand 「僕は誰より彼女が好きなんだ。」. I guess 好きなんだ means love, but なん means not. Can anyone help me?
particle-より explanatory-の
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I don't understand 「僕は誰より彼女が好きなんだ。」. I guess 好きなんだ means love, but なん means not. Can anyone help me?
particle-より explanatory-の
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I don't understand 「僕は誰より彼女が好きなんだ。」. I guess 好きなんだ means love, but なん means not. Can anyone help me?
particle-より explanatory-の
particle-より explanatory-の
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This なん does not mean "not". This (な)ん is something called "explanatory-の". You can learn about it in the following articles.
- What is the meaning of ～んです/～のだ/etc?
- Explanatory のだ （んだ）
より is a particle to mark a comparison target. So the sentence is the same as 僕は誰より彼女が好きだ but with an added nuance. Perhaps the person is trying to convince someone. The translation would be "I love her more than anybody (else)."
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This なん does not mean "not". This (な)ん is something called "explanatory-の". You can learn about it in the following articles.
- What is the meaning of ～んです/～のだ/etc?
- Explanatory のだ （んだ）
より is a particle to mark a comparison target. So the sentence is the same as 僕は誰より彼女が好きだ but with an added nuance. Perhaps the person is trying to convince someone. The translation would be "I love her more than anybody (else)."
edited 1 hour ago
Chocolate♦
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answered 2 hours ago
narutonaruto
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Thanks for your help!
– Bonbon
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This なん does not mean "not". This (な)ん is something called "explanatory-の". You can learn about it in the following articles.
- What is the meaning of ～んです/～のだ/etc?
- Explanatory のだ （んだ）
より is a particle to mark a comparison target. So the sentence is the same as 僕は誰より彼女が好きだ but with an added nuance. Perhaps the person is trying to convince someone. The translation would be "I love her more than anybody (else)."
edited 1 hour ago
Chocolate♦
48.5k459122
answered 2 hours ago
narutonaruto
161k8154302
Thanks for your help!
– Bonbon
2 hours ago
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This なん does not mean "not". This (な)ん is something called "explanatory-の". You can learn about it in the following articles.
- What is the meaning of ～んです/～のだ/etc?
- Explanatory のだ （んだ）
より is a particle to mark a comparison target. So the sentence is the same as 僕は誰より彼女が好きだ but with an added nuance. Perhaps the person is trying to convince someone. The translation would be "I love her more than anybody (else)."
edited 1 hour ago
Chocolate♦
48.5k459122
answered 2 hours ago
narutonaruto
161k8154302
This なん does not mean "not". This (な)ん is something called "explanatory-の". You can learn about it in the following articles.
- What is the meaning of ～んです/～のだ/etc?
- Explanatory のだ （んだ）
より is a particle to mark a comparison target. So the sentence is the same as 僕は誰より彼女が好きだ but with an added nuance. Perhaps the person is trying to convince someone. The translation would be "I love her more than anybody (else)."
edited 1 hour ago
Chocolate♦
48.5k459122
answered 2 hours ago
narutonaruto
161k8154302
edited 1 hour ago
Chocolate♦
48.5k459122
edited 1 hour ago
Chocolate♦
48.5k459122
edited 1 hour ago
Chocolate♦
48.5k459122
48.5k459122
answered 2 hours ago
narutonaruto
161k8154302
answered 2 hours ago
narutonaruto
161k8154302
answered 2 hours ago
narutonaruto
161k8154302
161k8154302
Thanks for your help!
– Bonbon
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Thanks for your help!
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