Mióta minden nap gyakorlok, jó a kompozíció.

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Breakdown of Mióta minden nap gyakorlok, jó a kompozíció.

• gyakorolni: to practice
• minden nap: every day
• az: the

Questions & Answers about Mióta minden nap gyakorlok, jó a kompozíció.

What does mióta mean here?

Here mióta means since or ever since. It introduces a time clause:

Mióta minden nap gyakorlok = Since I practice every day / Ever since I started practicing every day

In questions, mióta can also mean since when? or for how long?, but here it is not a question word.

Also, in this sentence it is mainly temporal, not causal. It points to a period starting in the past and continuing up to now.

Could I also say amióta instead of mióta?

Yes. Amióta is also very common in this meaning, and many learners meet it often in sentences like this.

So these are both possible:

• Mióta minden nap gyakorlok, jó a kompozíció.
• Amióta minden nap gyakorlok, jó a kompozíció.

In practice, amióta may sound a little more explicitly like a conjunction introducing a subordinate clause, while mióta is also used as a question word. But both are acceptable here.

Why is gyakorlok in the present tense if the action started in the past?