No. 194 in Danish
dig
The Danish word "dig" means "you" (objective form).
In a sentence
Jeg vil gerne se dig.
I would like to see you.
The word 'dig' here is used as a direct object for the first person 'jeg', hence 'dig' translates to 'you'.
Hvordan går det med dig?
How are you doing?
In this question, 'dig' is again the direct object, referring to the person being spoken to, equivalent to 'you' in English.
Jeg har en gave til dig.
I have a gift for you.
Here, 'dig' is the indirect object of the sentence, indicating the recipient of the gift, translating to 'you'.
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