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Old Feb 9, 2018, 05:24 AM
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Thanks, then

1) The combination of an adjectival noun(形容動詞) and ので/のに(Connective Postposition;接続助詞) has these forms.

Stem of Adjectival noun(形容動詞 語幹) +な+ので(meaning of 'because/because of')
Stem of Adjectival noun +な+のに(meaning of 'although/in spite of')

2) A noun(or a noun phase) and ので/のに also combine like

Noun + な+ので
Noun + な+のに

Of course, these -な and the below -な in なのだ(なのです) are grammatically the same thing.
So, shouldn't we romanize them as 'na noni' and 'na node'?

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