Learn Danish: Tusind tak! Vi spiser nu. - Thank you so much! We are eating now.

Literally, tusind tak translates to "a thousand thanks". It is the most common way in Danish to express a big thank you, equivalent to "thank you very much" or "thanks a lot" in English.

Why is it just spiser instead of a phrase for "are eating"?

Danish does not have a separate continuous tense like the English "-ing" verbs. The simple present tense spiser covers both "eat" and "are eating". You rely on context, like the word nu (now), to show it is happening right at this moment.

Could I change the word order and say Vi nu spiser?

No, in a standard Danish sentence, the verb must be the second idea. Therefore, the subject Vi comes first, the verb spiser comes second, and the time word nu comes after.