Also, what is their purpose and how should I use it? I've heard either that it closely means "to be" or it's a "copula" or something.
だ and です both have the same meaning, they mean "is" or "to be."
だ is the colloquial, plain form of です, while です is more polite.
i'll direct you to this page, because it can explain it more in depth than i can:
http://daverave.64digits.com/index.php?cmd=lessons...
The first one is a man punching a lady kneeling, and the second ones are deformed Jesus on the crucifix.
"da" is colloquial and "desu" more polite , they have the same meaning
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だ and です both have the same meaning, they mean "is" or "to be."
だ is the colloquial, plain form of です, while です is more polite.
i'll direct you to this page, because it can explain it more in depth than i can:
http://daverave.64digits.com/index.php?cmd=lessons...
The first one is a man punching a lady kneeling, and the second ones are deformed Jesus on the crucifix.
"da" is colloquial and "desu" more polite , they have the same meaning