I am translating the following sentence I found in my workbook.
美味しそうな写真を見て、思わず[涎]{よだれ}が出た。
美味しい is an i-adjective, so why is there a な?
Answer
This isn't simply 美味しい, but 美味しそう. The そう suffix means 'appears to be', and it takes な.
When I saw a photo of delicious-looking food, I couldn't help but drool.
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