Hey! な can be added on right after the dictionary form of a verb to say DON'T [verb]. It feels strong and can't be used in formal situations, so be careful
Note that な ONLY has the prohibitive meaning when it follows the dictionary form of a verb. In case it's the dictionary definition that's confusing you, the vast majority of the sentences on Renshuu that are linked to the な dictionary entry are using it in its function to link な-adjectives/nouns to each other and other sentence elements, which is not listed in any of the definitions.
Hey! な can be added on right after the dictionary form of a verb to say DON'T [verb]. It feels strong and can't be used in formal situations, so be careful
Note that な ONLY has the prohibitive meaning when it follows the dictionary form of a verb. In case it's the dictionary definition that's confusing you, the vast majority of the sentences on Renshuu that are linked to the な dictionary entry are using it in its function to link な-adjectives/nouns to each other and other sentence elements, which is not listed in any of the definitions.
Hey! な can be added on right after the dictionary form of a verb to say DON'T [verb]. It feels strong and can't be used in formal situations, so be careful
Ok so, in the ichidan verbs, drop the ru and add na ?