「~な」と「~なくて」は使用がどう?
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My Japanese is so rusty so bear with me.
The ~na when added to the plain verb form, for example, iku na means don't go.
The ~nakute is the -te form of ~nai. For example, mienakute meaning I can't see.
Sorry if my explanation seemed vague. It's been a long time since I've studied Japanese.
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