"Hvor bor du?"

Translation: Where do you live?

[kiddo-depido]

Comparison with German verbs:

bor = wohnen
lever = leben

[Gerhardts]

Comparison with Dutch verbs:

bor = wonen
lever = leven

[Rappelke]

Could this also be "where are you staying?" As at a hotel, etc.

[Hedebygade]

Yes, even if we only stay for for a short while we still say "vi bor på hotel"= we stay at a hotel.

[Indra927477]

An interesting thing I've heard in kindergarden is that one says f.x. "vi bor på (?) Blomsterstuen"- meaning that the child belongs to that room. Is it a gramatically correct to say that or is it just colloquial?

[ChristianM176605]

I think the more correct question would be hvor bor du henne

[FabianRxse]

in fact in a Danish language course I was tought to ask "hvor bor du henne?" and "Hvor skal du hen?" (where are you going) but there are no traces of "hen/henne" in this unit and I haven't come across with the verb "skal" so far in duolingo. strange.

[Helle384474]

"På" is a damn useful word!

[zeusttu]

On an insignificant blue-green planet whose ape-like inhabitants are so primitive they still think selfie-sticks are a pretty neat idea.