Questions & Answers about De inngår en avtale.
At the start of a sentence, De can be ambiguous.
- de = they
- De = formal/polite you
Because the word is sentence-initial, it is capitalized anyway, so you need context to know which meaning is intended.
In modern everyday Norwegian, the polite De is quite rare, so in many ordinary contexts learners will first assume they. In formal or older-style language, though, De can definitely mean polite you.
The dictionary form is inngå.
Here are the most useful forms:
- infinitive: å inngå
- present tense: inngår
- past tense: inngikk
- past participle: inngått
So De inngår en avtale uses the present tense form.