"I do not have enough time today."
Translation:Jag hinner inte i dag.
November 30, 2014
8 Comments
It intrigues me how Swedish has a specific verb to describe the state of not having enough time.
I feel ya.
May 30, 2015
Are idag and i dag directly interchangeable or do they offer different context?
November 30, 2014
They're interchangeable. Newspapers and formal texts use "i dag", but both as equally right.
November 30, 2014
So, I wrote "Jag har inte tillräckligt med tid idag" and it is accepted. What I don't understand is what is "med" doing there???
January 17, 2018
Mokvinna
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If "hinna" means "to have time", where is "enough" in the answer: Jag hinner inte i dag? Please explain.
May 2, 2018
From my understanding, "hinna" means less "to have time" and more "to have enough time".
From Wiktionary:
- to have sufficient time to do something
- to manage to do something in time
- to be on time, not to be late
December 18, 2018
