No. 59 in Norwegian
ham
"Ham" in Norwegian means "him" in English.
In a sentence
Jeg så ham på butikken.
I saw him at the store.
In this sentence, 'ham' is used as the object pronoun for 'he', emphasizing the person as the object of the verb 'så' (saw).
Kan du gi dette til ham?
Can you give this to him?
Here, 'ham' functions as the indirect object pronoun, representing the recipient of the item being given in the action.
De snakket om ham hele kvelden.
They talked about him all evening.
In this sentence, 'ham' is used as the object pronoun in a prepositional phrase, signifying the person being discussed.
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