The reason/explanation is A
The reason/explanation may not be in the same sentence, so it can also be seen as a way to emphasize the content. の is more common in written, while ん is common in spoken Japanese.
- The reason/explanation is A The reason/explanation may not be in the same sentence, so it can also be seen as a way to emphasize the content. の is more common in written, while ん is common in spoken Japanese.
- Do / don’t do A Informal order to do or not do something
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君の気持ちは受け取りました。でも私結婚してるんです。
I've gotten (understand) your feelings, but I'm married.
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「珍しく洋袴な乃だね」「昨日、スカートを全部洗ったんです」
"It's rare for you to wear slacks." "I washed all my skirts yesterday."
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静かにして下さい。病人が寝て居るんです。
Please be quiet. The sick people are sleeping.
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「太郎が居ないなんて、珍しいね」「実は、喧嘩して仕舞ったんです」
"How rare for Taro to not be here." "Actually, he got into a fight."
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貴方と直に会ってじっくり話したいことがあるのです。
I have something to talk over with you, face to face.
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彼の人は、厚かましくも家の庭を横切っていったのです。
He had the impudence to cut across our garden.
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お父さんが引退為さる時には彼の人が後を継ぐのです。
He will take over the business when his father retires.
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ジャーナリストになりたいのです。
I hope to be a journalist.
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其れは社会に寄与為るのだ。
It will contribute to society.
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貴方は本当に幽霊を見たのではない。其れは架空の物でしか無かったのだ。
You didn't really see a ghost - it was only imaginary.
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言わば彼は死から復活為たのだ。
He rose from the dead, so to speak.
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丁度今、彼と出会ったのです。
I met him just now.
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皆御正月の準備で忙しいのです。
Everybody is very busy getting ready for the New Year.
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医者に診て貰いたいのです。
I'd like to see a doctor.
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甘口が欲しいのです。
I want something sweet.
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去年手芸コースを取って居たのです。
I took an arts and crafts class last year.
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金魚に餌を遣って居るのです。
I'm feeding the goldfish.
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月曜日は都合が悪いのです。
Monday's not good.
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困ったことに、其の日は車の都合が付かないのです。
The problem is that our car will not be available on that day.
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私はこの頃迚も忙しいのです。
I am very busy these days.
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私は鏡に写って居る自分を見つめて居るのです。
I'm staring at myself in a mirror.
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耳が痛いのです。
I have an earache.
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実は其の朝、彼は寝坊為たのです。
The fact is that he slept late that morning.
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実は私は其の事を何も知らないのです。
The truth is that I don't know anything about it.
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頭が重いのです。
My head feels heavy.
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彼が僕に然う思い込ませたのです。
He put the idea into my head.
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彼に用事が有るのです。
I have business with him.
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彼は態と足を踏んだのです。
He stepped on my foot on purpose.
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夜中に熱が出るのです。
I get feverish at nighttime.
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要するに彼らは腹が減って居るのだ。
The point is that they are hungry.
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眠りが浅いのです。
I'm a light sleeper.
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Basic Examples:
走ったんです ((because he) ran)
氷なんです ((because of) ice)
悪いんです ((because) it's bad)
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Grammar usage notes
The n-desu form is used to soften a direct statement for politeness.
んです is only used in speech. When used in writing, the full form のです should be used.
Example:
彼は学生なんです。(Speech)
彼は学生なのである。(Writing)
Example:
彼は学生なんです。(Speech)
彼は学生なのである。(Writing)
You should check this; tells when to use んです and when not to:
[www.japanese-language.aiyori.org]
[www.japanese-language.aiyori.org]
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Do / don’t do A
Informal order to do or not do something
- The reason/explanation is A The reason/explanation may not be in the same sentence, so it can also be seen as a way to emphasize the content. の is more common in written, while ん is common in spoken Japanese.
- Do / don’t do A Informal order to do or not do something
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いい加減甘えてる乃じゃないよ。
Don't behave like a careless, spoiled child.
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見て見ぬふりを為る乃じゃない。
Don't pretend not to see.
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一寸上手く行ったからって、浮かれてる乃じゃないよ。
Just because things went a bit well, don't get all happy.
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