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Originally Posted by GTJ
I've never heard of it like that. Is it dialect-specific?
I know 〜んだ is usually an explanation, as it's a contraction of 〜のです.
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I honestly don't know if it's part of a dialect.
I don't think it is, just depending on context or tone of voice or whatever it can be used to give a kind of command.
Probably better to let someone explain who actually knows how to explain it, rather than me lol.
Here is an example I found though.
I seem to mainly hear it in TV, Games and Movies and stuff so I have no idea how often it's used in real life.
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He says, 「ごはん 逃げるんだっ！」