Learn Japanese 121: (na)Noni / (な)のに Pt 1

12/08/17 • 4 min

Noni or na (the particle) Noni is used to indicate that in spite or regardless of whatever is happening there is a result. This result can be positive or negative.
The な is used after な Adjectives and Noun (also sometimes in colloquial speak as well).

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*The sound may be a little hallow at some points, but I think it turned out all right. Even with two back-ups sometimes there are little scratchy points sorry about that everyone.