"Er de kokker?"

Translation: Are they cooks?

[TuroTouret]

How would it be said: "Are they THE cooks"?

[griffindd]

er de kokkene?

[EllieAmner]

why do some norwegians say "e" instead of jeg?

[Gidget84]

Because there are hundreds of different dialects in Norway, and we are only learning a written form of language. One would need to spend much time in Norway to understand the different dialects. Even people living in Norway can have difficulty understanding the Norwegian from someplace other than their home area.

[Deliciae]

*listens for the sound of new Norwegian learners' hearts breaking*

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Also:

[fveldig]

Link is dead, here's a mirror to a similar image:

[Mark318377]

That link is dead too. Got another?

[assassin_alper6]

How to say "Are they cooking?"

[Deliciae]

If you mean "cooking" as in making food, then "Lager de mat?"

[marmota_mo]

How is the plural formed? I think this is the first time I see a noun in plural here. Thanks.

[griffindd]

have you looked at the information at
https://www.duolingo.com/skill/nb/Plurals
and
https://www.duolingo.com/skill/nb/Definite-Plurals
?

[marmota_mo]

No, because I have not unlocked them yet. I am on FOOD right now.

[griffindd]

then plenty of information about plurals is on the way

[Paragonium]

For många kokker...

[Ctougas01]

Correct me if I'm wrong
Jeg= I
Du = you
Han/Hun = He/She
Vi = we
Dere = you
De = they

Am I forgetting something?

[Lara30071]

No, seems to be right