Usages of have det med at
I dag lærer vi udtrykket “have det med at”, som vi bruger, når noget ofte sker på samme måde.
Today we learn the expression “have det med at,” which we use when something often happens in the same way.
Jeg har det med at være lidt glemsom om morgenen, så jeg tjekker altid tasken to gange.
I tend to be a little forgetful in the morning, so I always check my bag twice.
Min søster har det med at komme meget punktligt, selv når bussen er forsinket.
My sister tends to arrive very punctually, even when the bus is delayed.
Vores nye kollega har det med at være både grundig og nøjagtig, og derfor stoler chefen på hende.
Our new colleague tends to be both thorough and accurate, and therefore the boss trusts her.
Hun har det ikke med at klage, men i dag siger hun, at mødet var alt for langt.
She does not tend to complain, but today she says that the meeting was far too long.
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