Questions & Answers about De snakker om moroa.
At the beginning of a sentence, de is capitalized automatically, so De here does not by itself mean the formal/polite you.
In modern Norwegian, a capitalized De can be a very formal, old-fashioned way to say you, but that usage is rare. In this sentence, if the meaning shown to you is plural, then this is the ordinary pronoun de = they.
Norwegian usually uses a simple present-tense verb where English often uses am/is/are + -ing.
So snakker can mean:
- speak
- talk
- is talking / are talking
The exact English translation depends on context. The dictionary form is snakke, and snakker is the present tense.
Snakke om means talk about.
Here:
- snakker = talk / are talking
- om = about
So snakker om is a very common and natural combination in Norwegian.