Questions & Answers about Minilageret åpner i dag.
Because Norwegian usually puts the definite article at the end of the noun instead of using a separate word like the.
So:
- et minilager = a mini-storage unit / a self-storage facility
- minilageret = the mini-storage unit / the self-storage facility
The ending -et shows that the noun is:
- singular
- definite
- neuter gender
This is very common in Norwegian.
Because Norwegian normally writes compound nouns as one word.
So mini + lager becomes:
- minilager
Then the definite ending is added:
- minilageret
English often uses separate words where Norwegian prefers compounds, so this is something English speakers need to get used to.
Åpner is the present tense of the verb å åpne, which means to open.
Examples:
- å åpne = to open
- åpner = opens / is opening
- åpnet = opened
In this sentence, åpner is the finite verb.