oft

often

Usages of oft

• Áætlunin okkar breytist oft.: Our schedule changes often.
• Veðrið breytist oft.: The weather changes often.
• Stundataflan mín breytist oft.: My timetable changes often.
• Nefið hans er oft kalt á veturna.: His nose is often cold in the winters.
• Slysin á veturna eru oft verri þegar vegurinn er sleipur.: The accidents in the winter are often worse when the road is slippery.
• Við lendum oft í umferðinni á morgnana.: We often get stuck in traffic in the mornings.
• Gönguhópurinn er mjög skemmtilegur, þó að það sé oft rigning.: The walking group is very fun, even though it often rains.
• Rigning er oft falleg í skóginum.: Rain is often beautiful in the forest.
• Ég hugsa oft um líf mitt og framtíðina.: I often think about my life and the future.
• Sumar minningar sem við tölum oft um gefa okkur bæði gleði og sorg.: Some memories that we often talk about give us both joy and sorrow.
• Vinkona sem ég tala oft við hjálpar mér með erfiðar áskoranir.: A (female) friend that I often talk to helps me with difficult challenges.
• Hjónin ræða oft um aldur barna sinna.: The couple often talk about the age of their children.
• Við tölum oft um mismunandi árstíðir og hvernig veðrið breytist.: We often talk about different seasons and how the weather changes.
• Við höfum oft ferðast um Ísland á sumrin.: We have often traveled around Iceland in the summers.
• Þó að veðrið breytist oft, er ég samt hress.: Although the weather changes often, I am still energetic.
• Ég geng oft framhjá kirkjunni á leiðinni í vinnu á fimmtudögum.: I often walk past the church on the way to work on Thursdays.
• Á þriðjudögum borðum við oft hádegismat saman klukkan ellefu.: On Tuesdays we often eat lunch together at eleven o’clock.
• Þessi villa kemur oft í eintölu, en ekki í fleirtölu.: This error often appears in the singular, but not in the plural.
• Á morgnana borða ég oft hafragraut með mjólk og bláberjum.: In the mornings I often eat oatmeal with milk and blueberries.
• Á nóttunni kemur oft frost, en um hádegið bráðnar það af rúðunum.: At night there is often frost, but around noon it melts off the windows.

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