What's the difference between [noun] + の and [noun]+ な?


For example, suppose I want to say "It's a weird thing". Can I say "hen na
koto desu.", and "hen no koto desu"? What is the difference?

｢変なことです｣ vs. ｢変のことです｣




You use な with na-adjectives and の with regular nouns to make them
"adjectival". 東京の学生 tokyo isn't an adjective, it doesn't behave like one. The
の just acts as a connector to describe 学生.




You use な with na-adjectives and の with regular nouns to make them
"adjectival". 東京の学生 tokyo isn't an adjective, it doesn't behave like one. The
の just acts as a connector to describe 学生.

