Questions & Answers about الممارسة مهمة.
In careful MSA with case endings, it is:
al-mumārasatu muhimmatun
In normal pause pronunciation, you will often hear:
al-mumārasah muhimmah
A few helpful notes:
- الممارسة = al-mumārasah
- مهمة = muhimmah
- The ة at the end is usually heard as -ah in pause.
- The مّ in مهمّة is doubled, because there is a shadda on it.
Because Arabic often does not use a present-tense form of to be.
So a sentence like:
الممارسة مهمة
literally looks like:
practice important
but it naturally means:
Practice is important.
This is called a nominal sentence in Arabic. In the present tense, Arabic usually just puts the subject and predicate next to each other.