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Swedish Object Personal Pronouns

Learn Swedish object personal pronouns and master their spoken pronunciation and placement in everyday sentences.
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Lesson#1
In this deck, you will learn the Swedish object personal pronouns, such as me, him, her, and them. You will practise using them as direct and indirect objects, after prepositions, and in negative sentences.
Lesson#2
The Swedish object pronoun for 'me' is 'mig'. Although spelt M I G, it is pronounced like 'mey'. For example, 'Hon hjälper mig' means 'She is helping me'.
Quiz#3
Translate into Swedish: 'She is helping me.'

Hon hjälper mig

Lesson#4
The object pronoun for 'you' when addressing one person is 'dig'. It is spelt D I G, but pronounced like 'dey'. For example, 'Jag älskar dig' means 'I love you'.
Quiz#5
Speaking to one person, translate into Swedish: 'I love you.'

Jag älskar dig

Lesson#6
The object pronoun for 'him' is 'honom'. For example, 'Vi träffar honom' means 'We are meeting him'.

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