Meaning of っていうのは without っていうことだ


> あんた、だって、懐かしいっていうのは昔行った場所に久しぶりに行くから感じるんやろ

Came across this sentence while playing a visual novel and just had a small
question.

Would I be correct in saying there is a ということ omitted just after the 感じる? I
just can't really wrap my head around the っていうのは and the sentence ending with
a verb in 感じるんやろ. Is the ん in 感じるんやろ the same ん as in んだ, or is it the same as
in say 赤いのはこれだ?

Any help is much appreciated.




I think nothing is omitted after 感じる. 感じるということんやろ is ungrammatical in the
first place. But ん in 感じるんやろ is explanatory-no, the same ん in んだ/のだ.

Starting from this:

> 昔行った場所に久しぶりに行くから、懐かしいと感じる。  
>  Because you go somewhere long after the last visit, you feel nostalgic.

Changing the word order for emphasis ([cleft
sentence](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/a/19208/5010)):

> 懐かしいっていう **のは** 昔行った場所に久しぶりに行くから感じる。  
>  It's because you go somewhere long after the last visit that you feel
> nostalgic.  
>  → "Nostalgic" is something you feel because you go somewhere long after the
> first visit.

(Here っていうのは is basically an [emphatic version of
のは](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/56332/5010), but it's mandatory
because bare 懐かしい cannot work as a subject.)

Adding だって and んやろ (which is dialectal のだろう, explanatory-の + だろう):

> **だって** 、懐かしいっていうのは昔行った場所に久しぶりに行くから感じる **んやろ** 。  
>  But..."nostalgic" is something you feel because you go somewhere long after
> the last visit, isn't it?




I think nothing is omitted after 感じる. 感じるということんやろ is ungrammatical in the
first place. But ん in 感じるんやろ is explanatory-no, the same ん in んだ/のだ.

Starting from this:

> 昔行った場所に久しぶりに行くから、懐かしいと感じる。  
>  Because you go somewhere long after the last visit, you feel nostalgic.

Changing the word order for emphasis ([cleft
sentence](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/a/19208/5010)):

> 懐かしいっていう **のは** 昔行った場所に久しぶりに行くから感じる。  
>  It's because you go somewhere long after the last visit that you feel
> nostalgic.  
>  → "Nostalgic" is something you feel because you go somewhere long after the
> first visit.

(Here っていうのは is basically an [emphatic version of
のは](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/56332/5010), but it's mandatory
because bare 懐かしい cannot work as a subject.)

Adding だって and んやろ (which is dialectal のだろう, explanatory-の + だろう):

> **だって** 、懐かしいっていうのは昔行った場所に久しぶりに行くから感じる **んやろ** 。  
>  But..."nostalgic" is something you feel because you go somewhere long after
> the last visit, isn't it?

