て当然だ
Meanings
- natural
- as a matter of course
- of course
- naturally expected
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Explanation
The phrase て当然だ expresses that something is natural, obvious, or to be expected in a given situation. It emphasizes that a certain action or state should occur as a matter of course, often implying that not doing so would be unusual or inappropriate. It can carry a neutral or mildly assertive tone, and can sound judgmental or confident depending on context and delivery.
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Example sentences
It's natural to keep one's promises.
It's natural to follow the rules.
Lying to a child is something that would naturally be forgiven.
He should keep his promises; it's natural for him to do so.
Being late causes trouble; it’s natural to not be late.
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