Questions & Answers about Vi venter på svar om barnehageplassen.
Vi is the subject pronoun meaning we. It’s used when the speaker includes at least one other person (e.g., a partner, family, or household) in the action: Vi venter … = We are waiting …
Norwegian also has jeg (I) if it’s only the speaker: Jeg venter på svar …
(And man can mean an impersonal one/people in some contexts, but not here.)
In Norwegian, the present tense verb often covers what English expresses as am/is/are + -ing.
So Vi venter literally is We wait, but it commonly means We are waiting depending on context. Norwegian doesn’t need an auxiliary like are here.
The most normal pattern is å vente på + noun: vente på svar = wait for an answer.
Dropping på is usually not idiomatic in everyday Norwegian in this meaning.
You can sometimes see related structures, e.g. å vente med noe (wait with / postpone something) or å vente (på at) … (wait (for) that … happens), but for an answer, vente på svar is the standard.