ett jobb
Meaning
work; job
In Swedish: arbete, verksamhet; resultat av arbete
Forms
| Singular, indefinite | ett jobb |
|---|---|
| Singular, definite | jobbet |
| Plural, indefinite | jobb |
| Plural, definite | jobben |
jobb is an ett-word, so adjectives agree with it: ett stort jobb, det stora jobbet. Check another noun
Practise jobb
1 / 2Is it en jobb or ett jobb?
jobb in a sentence
- göra ett bra jobbdo a good job
- söka jobblook for work
- skapa nya jobbcreate jobs
- åka till jobbetgo to work
- Har du skaffat ett jobb än?Have you gotten a job yet?
- att bli av med jobbetto lose one's job
- Jag är på jobbet just nu.I'm at work right now.
Words built with jobb
- hushållsjobb domestic chores
Questions
What does jobb mean in English?
jobb means “work, job”.
Is it en jobb or ett jobb?
It is ett jobb, and “the work” is jobbet.
What is the plural of jobb?
jobb doesn't change in the plural: ett jobb, två jobb (definite: jobben).
Similar words
Where the course teaches it
- Swedish vocabulary for home, world, workComplete Swedish – Season 1
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- Irregular Swedish comparatives: bra, bättre, bästComplete Swedish – Season 1
- How to say country names in SwedishComplete Swedish – Season 2
- Swedish listening practice: rescheduling a meetingComplete Swedish – Season 2
- Eftersom versus på grund av: because in SwedishComplete Swedish – Season 2
Origin
From English job.
Nearby common words
jobb is number 213 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
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