Learn the verb ha, one of the most useful Swedish verbs, for family, possessions, appointments and feelings. Includes key expressions like ha ont, ha tid and ha bråttom.
att ha
to have
jag har
I have
du har
you have (one person)
han har / hon har
he has / she has
vi har
we have
ni har
you have (more than one person)
de har
they have
Jag har två barn.
I have two children.
Har du syskon?
Do you have any brothers or sisters?
Hon har en bror.
She has a brother.
Vi har en hund.
We have a dog.
Jag har ingen bil.
I don't have a car.
Jag har inte tid.
I don't have time.
Har du tid imorgon?
Do you have time tomorrow?
Jag har bråttom.
I'm in a hurry.
Jag har ont i huvudet.
I have a headache.
Han har ont i magen.
He has a stomach ache.
Jag har feber.
I have a fever.
Jag har en tid hos läkaren.
I have an appointment with the doctor.
Jag har ett personnummer.
I have a personal identity number.
Har du BankID?
Do you have BankID?
Vi har en lägenhet i Göteborg.
We have an apartment in Gothenburg.
Jag har ett jobb.
I have a job.
Hon har svenska på måndagar.
She has Swedish lessons on Mondays.
Har ni wifi?
Do you have wifi?
Har du en penna?
Do you have a pen?
Jag har bara kort.
I only have a card.
Jag har inga kontanter.
I don't have any cash.
Du har rätt.
You're right.
Jag har fel.
I'm wrong.
Vi har semester i juli.
We're on holiday in July.
Hon har på sig en jacka.
She's wearing a jacket.
Har du det bra?
Are you doing well?
Ha det bra!
Take care!
Ha en trevlig helg!
Have a nice weekend!
Hur många barn har du?
How many children do you have?
Jag har bott här i två år.
I have lived here for two years.
Jag har glömt min nyckel.
I have forgotten my key.
Hon hade en katt.
She had a cat.
Vi hade tur.
We were lucky.
Jag har lust att fika.
I feel like having a coffee.
Jag har svårt för matte.
I find maths difficult.