(いろ)んな

いろんな
adjectival noun
various, all sorts of
1. various, all sorts of
Colloquial form of いろいろな. Used to describe many different kinds.
(いろ)んな(ひと)がいる。
There are various people.
(いろ)んな経験(けいけん)をした。
I had various experiences.
(いろ)んな(くに)()った。
I went to various countries.
この(みせ)には(いろ)んな種類(しゅるい)のパンがある。
This shop has various kinds of bread.
()どもの(ころ)(いろ)んなことに興味(きょうみ)があった。
When I was a child, I was interested in all sorts of things.

(いろ)んな is a colloquial contraction of いろいろな (various). Extremely common in spoken Japanese.

FORMALITY LEVELS:

  • いろいろな: standard/formal (writing, polite speech)
  • (いろ)んな: casual/colloquial (conversation, informal writing)
  • いろんな: same word without kanji (also common)

GRAMMAR:

(いろ)んな is a pre-noun modifier only. It always precedes a noun and cannot be used as a predicate. Use いろいろだ for the predicative form.

  • (いろ)んな(ひと): various people ✓
  • (ひと)(いろ)んなだ: ✗ (use いろいろだ instead)

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • (いろ)んな(ひと): various people
  • (いろ)んな場所(ばしょ): various places
  • (いろ)んな意味(いみ)で: in various senses
  • (いろ)んなことがある: all sorts of things happen