Questions & Answers about Muna da bege.
A simple breakdown is:
- muna = the we form used for a present/imperfective situation
- da = with / have
- bege = hope
So the sentence is literally something like we are with hope, and that is why it is translated as we have hope.
Because Hausa very often expresses possession with da instead of using a separate verb like English have.
A very common pattern is:
subject form + da + noun
For example:
- Ina da littafi. = I have a book.
- Muna da bege. = We have hope.
So this structure is completely normal Hausa.