Usages of at
Han håper at nyhetene er gode i dag.
He hopes that the news is good today.
Tror du at solen skinner i morgen?
Do you think that the sun shines tomorrow?
Jeg tror at det fortsatt er viktig å lese avisen.
I believe that it is still important to read the newspaper.
Kollegaen min tror at dette jobbmøtet er svært viktig.
My colleague believes that this work meeting is very important.
Det er viktig at vi kommer tidlig til møtet.
It is important that we arrive early to the meeting.
Jeg tror at leiligheten er viktig for dem fordi de trenger plass.
I believe that the apartment is important for them because they need space.
Han har enda ikke ringt på telefonen, men jeg håper at han gjør det.
He has not yet called on the phone, but I hope that he does so.
De sier at grønnsaker er friske der, og jeg vil kjøpe poteter.
They say that vegetables are fresh there, and I want to buy potatoes.
Beklager at jeg maser, men du må begynne å lage mat snart.
Sorry that I am nagging, but you must start cooking soon.
Du sier at han drikker vann.
You say that he drinks water.
Jeg vasker tallerkenen og skjeen etter at jeg har spist frokost.
I wash the plate and the spoon after I have eaten breakfast.
Barna må vaske seg etter at de har lekt ute i hagen.
The children must wash themselves after they have played outside in the garden.
Jeg blir glad når jeg ser at du har et stort smil.
I become happy when I see that you have a big smile.
Det var tilfeldig at vi så ham på gaten, men det var hyggelig.
It was random that we saw him on the street, but it was nice.
Hvis du møter en utfordring, betyr det at du har mulighet til å vokse.
If you encounter a challenge, it means you have the opportunity to grow.
Jeg forventer ikke at alt skal være enkelt, men jeg prøver likevel.
I do not expect everything to be simple, but I try anyway.
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