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I'm not really sure when I should use 本当 as a な adjetive or a noun. For
example let's see these examples.

> この人は本物の男だよ
>
> この人は本当な男だ
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> この人は本当の男だ

What's the difference between these 3 sentences? (if there is any kind of
mistake, please correct it) I think that 本物 it's used with objects (as in the
word uses the 物 kanji) but the other two I have no clue. Thanks!
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difference between 本当な , 本当の and 本物
本当 is a no-adejctive, so 本当な男 is simply wrong. For the general difference
between 本物の男 and 本当の男, see: [What is the difference between 「本物」 and
「本当」?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/36952/5010)

In your case, the difference between 本物の男だ and 本当の男だ is not large, but 本物の男だ
sounds a bit more natural to me. They can be used interchangeably in several
situations:

  * (I thought he was a coward boy but) He is a real man!
  * (I thought this person was a woman dressed as a man but) He is a real man!
  * (You were raised in a woman-only community and did not know what a guy looks like, but) He is a real man!

本当 **に** 男だ means "He is indeed a guy", "He is a guy as you said", "He is
really a guy", etc.
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