Swedish pronoun· top 100 most common
dig
you, you (singular objective case), reflexive case of du: compare yourself/dɛj/
Meaning
you; you (singular objective case); reflexive case of du: compare yourself
Practise dig
1 / 1What does dig mean?
dig in a sentence
- Du är här, så jag ser digYou [subject] are here, so I see you [object]
- Jag älskar digI love you
- Jag har inte sett dig på flera månaderI haven't seen you in [several] months
- Nisse! Dig har jag inte sett på flera månader.Nisse! I haven't seen you [emphasis] in [several] months.
- Ursäkta, jag såg dig inteSorry, I didn't see you
- Jag kan köra're till träningen [Common unstressed pronunciation variant]I can drive you to [the] [soccer, etc.] practice
- Skulle du vilja lära dig jonglera?Would you like to learn how to juggle?
Questions
What does dig mean in English?
dig means “you, you (singular objective case)”.
Similar words
Where the course teaches it
- Swedish object pronouns: honom and henneComplete Swedish – Season 1
- Swedish vocabulary for home, world, workComplete Swedish – Season 1
- Swedish reflexive pronouns: mig, dig, sigComplete Swedish – Season 1
- Swedish reflexive verbs: tvättar migComplete Swedish – Season 1
- Comparing things in Swedish with mer änComplete Swedish – Season 1
- Swedish words for everything, something, nothingComplete Swedish – Season 1
Origin
From Old Norse þik, from Proto-Germanic *þek, from Proto-Indo-European *te-ge.
Nearby common words
dig is number 22 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
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Sources: Folkets lexikon (CC BY-SA 2.5) and Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), edited by Lingolib. Recording: Wikimedia Commons. Browse the dictionary

