Questions & Answers about Det er greit at vi møtes i morgen.
In Det er greit at vi møtes i morgen, Det is a dummy/placeholder subject (like English It in It’s fine that…). Norwegian often requires something in the subject position, so Det er + adjective + at‑clause is a very common pattern:
- Det er greit at … = It’s fine/OK that …
- Det er viktig at … = It’s important that …
- Det er rart at … = It’s strange that …
Here Det doesn’t refer to a specific thing; it just introduces the evaluation greit.
At introduces a subordinate clause (a content clause) meaning that:
- Det er greit at [vi møtes i morgen]. = It’s fine that [we meet tomorrow].
In everyday Norwegian, at is sometimes omitted in speech in some contexts, but in this structure it’s very normal to keep it, especially in writing.