Questions & Answers about Vi har jobbmøte i dag.
In Norwegian, ha is often used the same way English uses have for scheduled events:
- Vi har møte = We have a meeting
- Jeg har time hos legen = I have a doctor’s appointment
- De har fest i kveld = They have a party tonight
So Vi har jobbmøte i dag is the normal way to say that a work meeting is on the schedule today.
Using er would change the meaning. Vi er i møte means we are in a meeting, not we have a meeting.
After ha, Norwegian often drops the article when talking about activities, appointments, events, or general situations.
So these are very natural:
- Vi har møte i dag
- Hun har prøve i morgen
- Jeg har trening senere
That is why Vi har jobbmøte i dag sounds natural.
You can say Vi har et jobbmøte i dag, but that usually feels a little more specific or emphasized, as if you are pointing out one particular meeting.
So:
- Vi har jobbmøte i dag = neutral, natural
- Vi har et jobbmøte i dag = also possible, but slightly more specific