What is the meaning of the "な" in this question?


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Q:サルと一緒にする **な** って感じ？

A:やっぱり癒されたいって気持ちは動物も一緒なのかなって…

What is the meaning of this bolded "な" in the interrogative sentence? Is it an
interjectional particle that softens the "語勢" or means "禁止".

I am not totally understand the meaning of the question, truth to be told.
Does the questioner intended to ask "How is the feeling of having hot spring
with monkeys?" or "Do you find it unpleasant to have hot spring with monkeys?"




Many thanks to user "Chocolate" who pointed out a mistake in my original
answer.

「AをBと一緒にする」 means "to mix/confuse/include A with B"

saru to issho ni suruNA tte kanji? First, the person or people being asked
this question are not knowable from the context... could be someone just
thinking aloud, or asking one or more people... but essentially it's "You
mean, 'don't lump me in with monkeys'?"

"suruna" is a very strongly (or crudely) worded negative command: "DON'T do
it!" you see this pattern attached to other root verbs as well. "hanasuna!"
"Don't talk!" "taberuna!" "Don't eat it!"

and "tte kanji" is a question ending that implies the the person asking the
question is trying to 'get a sense' of some meaning, and is asking for
verification of their understanding. So although the word "kanji" does mean
"feeling/sense", the phrase 'tte kanji' is never asking about how someone
feels, but what they mean.

