Questions & Answers about Jeg jobber hver måned.
Norwegian main clauses follow the V2 (verb-second) rule. The finite verb (jobber) must be in second position.
• If you start with hver måned, you must still keep jobber second:
“Hver måned jobber jeg.”
• In your example, the subject jeg comes first, the verb second, then the adverbial hver måned.
In Norwegian, the present tense (like jobber) covers both ongoing and habitual actions.
• Jeg jobber hver måned means “I work every month” as a regular event.
• If you want to emphasize “I am working right now,” you can add akkurat nå:
“Jeg jobber akkurat nå.”
The infinitive is å jobbe.
• jobber is the present tense (jeg-form) of å jobbe.
• Past tense would be jeg jobbet.
You invert the verb and the subject (still keeping V2):
Jobber jeg hver måned?
This literally means “Do I work every month?”
Use the past form jobbet:
Jeg jobbet hver måned.
Yes, but each word has a specific meaning:
• alltid = always (“Jeg jobber alltid.”)
• ofte = often (“Jeg jobber ofte.”)
• hver måned = every month (once per month)
Choose the one that matches how frequently you work.