Questions & Answers about Vi besøker klubben.
Because Norwegian usually marks definiteness by adding an ending to the noun.
- en klubb = a club
- klubben = the club
For most masculine nouns, the definite singular ending is -en. So:
- klubb
- -en = klubben
Using den is possible in some cases, but usually only when there is an adjective:
- klubben = the club
- den store klubben = the big club
Besøker is the present tense of the verb å besøke = to visit.
So the forms are:
- å besøke = to visit
- besøker = visit / am visiting / are visiting / is visiting
In this sentence, Vi besøker klubben, it means we visit the club or we are visiting the club, depending on context.
No. In Norwegian, the verb does not change according to the subject the way it does in English.
For example:
- jeg besøker = I visit
- du besøker = you visit
- vi besøker = we visit
- de besøker = they visit
So besøker stays the same.