What is the correct way to use 全部: Adverbially or Attributively?


Which of the following two versions is correct? Or are both of them incorrect?

> The one who ate all nuts was Squirrel.
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> 木の実を全部に食べたのりすです。
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> 全部な木の実を食べたのりすです。




Both, kind of. It's an adverbial noun (noun that can behave like an adverb),
so you can treat it like you would any other number + counter.

So your first sentence is almost correct (skip the に):

> 木の実を全部食べたのはりすです。

Alternatively, you can use の instead to use it attributively (but not な):

> 全部の木の実を食べたのはりすです。




Both, kind of. It's an adverbial noun (noun that can behave like an adverb),
so you can treat it like you would any other number + counter.

So your first sentence is almost correct (skip the に):

> 木の実を全部食べたのはりすです。

Alternatively, you can use の instead to use it attributively (but not な):

> 全部の木の実を食べたのはりすです。

