No. 205 in Swedish
dig
The Swedish word "dig" means "you" or "yourself" (object form).
In a sentence
Jag ser dig.
I see you.
The word 'dig' is used here as a direct object pronoun in the singular form indicating the person being seen.
Han pratar med dig.
He talks with you.
The word 'dig' functions as the object of the preposition 'med' indicating the person being spoken to.
Vad tycker du om att jag kom hem till dig?
What do you think about me coming to your place?
In this example, 'dig' is a possessive pronoun indicating possession, referring to the place belonging to the listener.
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