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珍 is a noun but also a na-adjective while 珍しい is an i-adjective. In terms of usage, is there is some rule of when we should use one and not the other? For words that have a i-adjective and a na-adjective form is there any general usage rule?
珍 is a noun but also a na-adjective while 珍しい is an i-adjective. In terms of usage, is there is some rule of when we should use one and not the other? For words that have a i-adjective and a na-adjective form is there any general usage rule?
珍 is a noun but also a na-adjective while 珍しい is an i-adjective. In terms of usage, is there some rule of when we should use one and not the other? For words that have a i-adjective and a na-adjective form is there any general usage rule?
珍 is a noun but also a na-adjective while 珍しい is an i-adjective. In terms of usage, is there is some rule of when we should use one and not the other? For words that have a i-adjective and a na-adjective form is there any general usage rule?
