Canjin yana da muhimmanci.

to have

Breakdown of Canjin yana da muhimmanci.

• muhimmanci: the importance
• ya: he/it
• canji: the change

Questions & Answers about Canjin yana da muhimmanci.

What does each word in Canjin yana da muhimmanci do?

A simple breakdown is:

• canjin = the change / this change / change in a determined form
• yana = a masculine singular subject marker, here meaning roughly it is / it has
• da = with or has
• muhimmanci = importance

So the sentence structure is roughly:

Canjin + yana da + muhimmanci
The change + has + importance

That is why the whole sentence means the change is important or change is important, depending on context.

Why is it canjin and not just canji?

Canji is the basic dictionary form meaning change.

Canjin is a determined/linking form of the noun. In sentences like this, it often makes the noun sound more specific, like:

• the change
• that change
• the change we are talking about

So a learner often sees -n and wonders if it means the. The short answer is: not exactly, but it often overlaps with that idea in translation.