Questions & Answers about Medlemmet stiller spørsmål.
Because medlem is a neuter noun: et medlem = a member.
In Norwegian, the definite article is usually attached to the end of the noun, so:
- et medlem = a member
- medlemmet = the member
Even though it refers to a person, the noun is still grammatically neuter.
Stiller is the present tense of stille.
So:
- å stille = to ask / to pose / to put forward (depending on context)
- stiller = asks / poses
In this sentence, stille spørsmål is a very common expression meaning to ask questions or to ask a question.
Both can be used, but they are not always identical in tone.
- spør is the ordinary verb ask
- stille spørsmål is a common expression meaning ask questions / pose questions
Stille spørsmål can sound a little more formal or deliberate, especially in written Norwegian.
For example:
- Medlemmet spør. = The member asks.
- Medlemmet stiller spørsmål. = The member asks questions / poses questions.
So this sentence uses a very natural Norwegian collocation.