意味
Unable to do something.
文化的背景
Danes value directness. Saying 'Jeg har ikke tid' is seen as more respectful than making a false promise. In the US, 'I don't have time' is often a status symbol of being 'busy' and 'productive'. In Denmark, it's more about logistical reality. In Japan, a direct 'I don't have time' can be too blunt. People often use more indirect ways to decline. In cultures with a more 'polychronic' view of time, 'not having time' is often more flexible and less of a hard 'no'.
Add 'lige'
Saying 'Jeg har ikke lige tid' makes you sound much more like a native speaker and softens the refusal.
The Soft D
Don't pronounce the 'd' in 'tid' like a hard English 'd'. It's a soft, voiced sound.
意味
Unable to do something.
Add 'lige'
Saying 'Jeg har ikke lige tid' makes you sound much more like a native speaker and softens the refusal.
The Soft D
Don't pronounce the 'd' in 'tid' like a hard English 'd'. It's a soft, voiced sound.
Professionalism
In a Danish office, if you don't have time, say it. It's better than missing a deadline.
Punctuality
If you say you don't have time, people will respect your boundary because they value their own time too.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word to say 'I don't have time'.
Jeg ___ ikke tid.
The verb 'at have' (to have) is used to express possession of time.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Select the correct word order:
Danish follows the V2 rule: Subject + Verb + Negation.
Complete the dialogue politely.
A: Vil du med i biografen? B: Desværre, ___.
'Jeg har ikke tid' is the standard way to decline an invitation.
Match the phrase to the situation.
You are running to catch a train and someone stops you.
This expresses urgency and inability to stop.
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4 問題Jeg ___ ikke tid.
The verb 'at have' (to have) is used to express possession of time.
Select the correct word order:
Danish follows the V2 rule: Subject + Verb + Negation.
A: Vil du med i biografen? B: Desværre, ___.
'Jeg har ikke tid' is the standard way to decline an invitation.
You are running to catch a train and someone stops you.
This expresses urgency and inability to stop.
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よくある質問
10 問Not necessarily. In Denmark, directness is valued. However, adding 'desværre' (unfortunately) makes it more polite.
'Tid' is the general concept of time. 'Timer' means 'hours'. You say 'Jeg har ikke tid,' not 'Jeg har ikke timer.'
Yes, but it's better to be more specific, e.g., 'Jeg har ikke tid i denne uge.'
You can say 'Jeg har travlt' or 'Jeg er i løb' (I'm on the run).
Yes, in standard Danish, the 'd' in 'tid' is always soft.
You say 'Jeg har ikke tid til dig.' (Be careful, this can be very rude!).
Younger people might say 'Jeg når det ikke' or 'Jeg er max presset.'
Jeg har ikke tid til det.
Yes, 'ingen tid' means 'no time at all' and is more emphatic.
Yes, many Danish pop songs use it to describe the stress of modern life.
関連フレーズ
Jeg har travlt
similarI am busy
Jeg har god tid
contrastI have plenty of time
At give sig tid
builds onTo take one's time
Tiden flyver
similarTime flies
