Questions & Answers about Wannan irin takalmin yana da inganci.
Yes. A helpful rough breakdown is:
- wannan = this
- irin = kind / type / sort of
- takalmin = shoe, here in a linked/determined form of takalmi
- yana = a masculine singular subject marker used in the present/imperfective
- da = with / has
- inganci = quality / good quality / excellence
So the structure is roughly:
this + kind of + shoe + it has + quality
That is why the sentence comes across as something like This kind of shoe is high quality.
Irin means kind of, type of, or sort of.
It is very common in Hausa when you want to talk about a category rather than one individual thing.
So:
- takalmi = shoe
- irin takalmi = a kind/type of shoe
In this sentence, wannan irin takalmin means this kind of shoe rather than just this shoe.