Questions & Answers about Vi venter dernede.
In Danish, the present tense often covers both:
- we wait
- we are waiting
So venter can mean either, depending on context.
That means:
- Vi venter = We wait / We are waiting
Danish usually does not need a separate verb like English are to make the ongoing action.
Yes. Vi is the Danish subject pronoun meaning we.
Examples:
- Vi venter. = We are waiting.
- Vi kommer snart. = We are coming soon.
It works much like English we.
Venter is the present tense of the verb at vente (to wait).
A few useful forms are:
- at vente = to wait
- venter = wait / am waiting / are waiting
- ventede = waited
- har ventet = have/has waited
So in Vi venter dernede, venter is simply the present-tense verb.