"Hører dere trommene?"

Translation: Do you hear the drums?

[Ingenting.]

Nice Dr. Who reference

[Liam.Boyd]

I thought it was a Jumanji reference

[RaquelRGonz]

The neverending drums

[Flubble]

Hører du trommene, Fernando?

[Joshzeph]

Omg the master

[londoncallling]

Trommer i dybet...

[fveldig]

"dybet" isn't a word.

[Middangeard]

I'm guessing it's a case of Danish-Norwegian confusion...

[Moongrovenly]

I'll bet the intention was 'dypet', regarding a chilling scene from Moria in The Fellowship of the Ring.

[Bertsta]

I wonder if the Swedish lessons have Fernando with this sentence.

[__Chicken__]

Is there a way to differentiate between the drums as in a drum set and drums as in individual drums in Norwegian?

[Deliciae]

You can use "trommesett" for the former when you have the need to differentiate.

[pekarekr]

Listen! It's the little drummer boy playing for the infant Jesus to celebrate his birth. . . .

[TheSnowKing]

Echoing tonight

[askepka]

That sentence always gives me creeps (bc Jumanji)