Questions & Answers about Wannan sashe yana da muhimmanci.
In Hausa, a very common way to say that something is a certain quality is to use a structure that is literally more like has.
So:
- yana da muhimmanci literally = it has importance
- natural English meaning = it is important
This is normal Hausa grammar. So even though the English translation uses is, the Hausa sentence uses yana da + noun.
A useful pattern to remember is:
- X yana da Y = X has Y / X is Y-like in quality
Here, muhimmanci means importance, so the whole phrase means that the section possesses importance.
Muhimmanci is basically a noun, meaning importance.
That is why the Hausa structure looks different from English:
- English: important (adjective)
- Hausa: da muhimmanci = with importance / having importance
So in this sentence, Hausa is not using a plain adjective in the same way English does. Instead, it uses da + abstract noun.
This is a very common Hausa pattern, and you will see it with other ideas too.