Questions & Answers about De bor på en gård.
Here, De means they.
It is capitalized only because it is the first word in the sentence. In the middle of a sentence, it would normally be written de.
Example:
- De bor på en gård.
- Jeg vet at de bor på en gård.
It can be, but that is mostly old-fashioned or very formal. In modern everyday Norwegian, de normally means they.
So in this sentence, you should understand De as they, not formal you.
Bor means live or reside.
Its infinitive, or dictionary form, is å bo = to live.
Examples:
- Jeg bor = I live
- Han bor = He lives
- De bor = They live