"De viser henne avisen."

Translation: They're showing her the newspaper.

[cobitome]

They must get all the girls with that move.

[SusannaG1]

In Norwegian, Jeg' sounds like Yi'. Does deg' sound like Di'? I know j sounds like y because of words like Ja. So the main point of my question is: Does "eg" in words like jeg' and deg' sound like i'?

[ljkelling]

Yes, you got it. Deg, jeg, meg will all rhyme with English "eye" except in some dialects where pronunciation may be looser.

[superiosa]

I hear "di viser en aviser"

[SusannaG1]

Does "deg" mean you and "de" meant "they" or "it"?

[JHeaven]

'de' is a pronoun and means they.
'det' is the pronoun that means it.
'Deg' is an object pronoun and means you.

e.g. De liker deg = they like you.

Check out the notes to the object pronoun exercise here: https://www.duolingo.com/skill/nb/Object-Pronouns

[Sep780]

Is it just me, or does Henna sound similiar to Anna? (English pronunciation of Anna.)

[ArizHuinda]

true

[Renhearty]

I was so proud I figured out this sentence. Only took repeating the slow speed 1800 times.

[Pearlicity]

I presume it would be "De viser avisen henne" if it was "They are showing the newspaper to her" right?

[Vasco_797]

That looks like a tongue twister