Questions & Answers about Lakken er rød.
Because Norwegian usually adds the definite article to the end of the noun instead of using a separate word like the.
- lakk = lacquer / paint / varnish
- lakken = the lacquer / paint / varnish
For a masculine singular noun, -en is the normal definite ending.
In this sentence, the is already built into lakken.
That is very common in Norwegian:
- en bil = a car
- bilen = the car
So:
- lakk = lacquer
- lakken = the lacquer
A separate word like the is not needed here.
Er means is.
It is the present tense of å være, which means to be.
So the sentence structure is:
- Lakken = the lacquer
- er = is
- rød = red