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N2 Lesson 8: 1/22

~て当然(とうぜん)Natural, As a matter of course

Structure

Verb[て]+ 当然(とうぜん) +
[い]Adjective[て]+ 当然(とうぜん) +
[な]Adjective + + 当然(とうぜん) +

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About て当然だ

当然(とうぜん) is a commonly used expression which indicates that '(A) is natural', or '(A) is a matter of course'. This is a combination of the て-form of either verbs of い-Adjectives (or で when used with nouns), the noun 当然(とうぜん) 'naturally', and だ.

当然(とうぜん) is a fairly strong phrase, and will often be used when pointing out things that the speaker considers to be obvious facts.

Examples

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    そんなに()べたら、(ふと)って当然(とうぜん)だ。

    If you eat like that, of course you will get fat.

    (かれ)(あつ)かましいから、()けられて当然(とうぜん)だ。

    Because he is impudent, it is natural that you would avoid him.

    彼女(かのじょ)(やさ)しいから、()かれて当然(とうぜん)だ。

    Because she is nice, of course she is liked.

    アイデアがいいから、人気(にんき)あって当然(とうぜん)だ。

    Because the idea is good, it is natural that it would be popular.

    (あぶら)()()ぎたら、気持(きも)(わる)くなって当然(とうぜん)だ。

    If you consume too much fat, it is natural that you would come to feel bad.

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      て当然だ – Grammar Discussion

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      • benuidede

        benuidede

        does “Verb[ ]” mean て-form ? If so, I think there is a problem with the sentence
        アイディアがいいから、人気が出てて当然だ。
        Is there one too many て or is it a contraction of 出ていて ? I’m asking since there is no other example sentence that uses ていて当然だ, including on japanesetest4you

      • mrnoone

        mrnoone

        Hey

        Yes, it is contraction from ていて.

        I have added non contracted forms as alternative answers.

        Cheers!


        Edit:
        I changed it to あって当然 because it sounds more natural in this case

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