"Jag ser dig."

Translation: I see you.

[ioveracker]

"Jag ser dig." --Sauron

[Betelgeuse321]

or from Avatar "I see you" "Jag ser dig"

[AxonnEchysttas]

I'm gonna go with the more positive movie here :). Even though both have tons of gratuitous violence

[Bluenosedfox]

Kent - Jag Ser Dig <3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZU9u6868EM

[jacob_sangi]

Another music bombing from the Swedish Team... wow, they are lively moderators.

[notofimport]

What a lovely song! Tack for sharing! :)

[GabrielDayot]

Nice song! Glad I find the lyrics. :)

[eftkyr]

Tack att du delar med oss, mycket uppskattat

[adjorkas]

I love kent! Do listen to them, reader.

[Obeidalla]

Why is "I'm seeing you" wrong for "Jag ser dig."?

[Arnauti]

Duo has told us not to accept that as an answer, this is what they say: “see” is a stative verb and changes its meaning to “date” or “go out with” when used in the progressive form.

[AlexFicelle]

I can see the point. Good thing you cleared that up. I was about to get very confused otherwise. Tack så mycket!

[p.csenge]

I think it is because "seeing someone" means meeting, you know, like "am i seeing you next friday?" "sure, i will be there."

[Enigmatis]

So I'm guessing "Jag ser att äpple" isn't the right way to say something like that? What is the word that just means to physically see something?

[p.csenge]

I'm just guessing but as far as I know something like "Jag ser det huset" or "Ser du den äpplen?" are right grammatically. (anyone seeing this and knowing better pls correct me)

[nermink4]

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[LewisT9]

Kristin Amparo is my first impression for this one!

[Dragonbrag]

Peek-a-boo?

[bobahop]

Too bad it also sounds to me like "Jag ser det." Is there a way to tell "det" from "dig" in this context?

[ViArSkoldpaddor]

They soundlike de (with short e) and dej respectively.

[CedSgm7N]

If you are stating that you see more than one person, would it be "ni?"