"I do not have enough time today."

Translation: Jag hinner inte i dag.

[sufyazi]

It intrigues me how Swedish has a specific verb to describe the state of not having enough time.

I feel ya.

[Mother]

Are idag and i dag directly interchangeable or do they offer different context?

[Zmrzlina]

They're interchangeable. Newspapers and formal texts use "i dag", but both as equally right.

[Damirmmmm]

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???

[Pella461542]

Varför kan man inte säga, " Jag har inte tillräckligt tid idag. "?

[Pella461542]

Oh ok. It lacks "med".

[deactivated user]

If "hinna" means "to have time", where is "enough" in the answer: Jag hinner inte i dag? Please explain.

[CullenMowe]

From my understanding, "hinna" means less "to have time" and more "to have enough time".
From Wiktionary:

1. to have sufficient time to do something
2. to manage to do something in time
3. to be on time, not to be late

[deactivated user]

Tack så mycket!

[Denise909595]

But is there is difference in Swedish in having enough time and making it on time?

[Cristina144710]

Jag har inte tid i dag. Accepted

[Saga513001]

In russian language exist the word like 'hinner": "успевать"
"uspevat"

[James704885]

So to be clear. Hinner means Have enough time?

[degrasseme]

yup