I stumbled upon this in one exercise:
Why do you have to use な before だけ?
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I’m sure someone else can give you an actual explanation. But when な words are used as adjectives they just need it.
綺麗 is such a case
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Thank you for the quick answer! I guess that for some reason I was seeing that だ as a “to be” of sorts with a け added to it. Not the case!
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