"I am here all the time."

Translation: Jeg er her hele tiden.

[maehovland]

could you say "jeg er her alle tiden"? I feel like I learned that once.

[fveldig]

That would be incorrect.

[MananRasto2]

Could you explain why 'hele' can be used and not 'alle'?

[TheAmazingGoat]

And "jeg er her all tiden"?

[AndyLowings]

can't I say "jeg er her alltid"?

[Ingebj]

Alltid would be always, so you would get a similar meaning and the word order is correct, but why not not use the closest translation?

[Victor_Str]

I think it is a bit more understandable "I am here the whole time"

[Joshfour]

Could you say Jeg er hit hele tiden?

[AndyLowings]

Hit and Dit equate to the old words "Hither and Thither". Meaning rather (going to) here and (going to) there.
I stand here but I run thither. Jeg står her og løper dit.
I walk (to) here and drive (to) there. Jeg går hit og kjører dit.

[kashhhhhhhhhh]

Duo says it should be "tida." Which is more common in Bokmål?