Questions & Answers about Begravelsen er i morgen.
Because Norwegian usually puts the definite article on the end of the noun instead of using a separate word like English the.
- begravelse = funeral
- begravelsen = the funeral
So begravelsen is not just a random long word; it is begravelse + the definite ending.
The dictionary form is en begravelse.
That gives you:
- en begravelse = a funeral
- begravelsen = the funeral
In this sentence, the speaker is talking about a specific funeral, not just any funeral.
Norwegian often uses the present tense for scheduled or fixed future events, just like English can do.
So:
- Begravelsen er i morgen. = The funeral is tomorrow.
- not necessarily The funeral is right now
This is very natural in Norwegian. The idea is that the event is already arranged.