"Jag känner henne absolut inte."

Translation: I definitely do not know her.

[Panzerhan43]

Shouldn't be the adverb at the 3rd place, like "Jag kanner absolut inte henne"?

[person222222]

Would there be a difference in meaning between Jag känner henne absolut inte and Jag känner henne inte absolut. Like could the second one mean I don't know her for sure?

[CrazyChao]

What is the difference between ”absolut” and ”definitivt”? Are they synonyms?

[Arnauti]

Can't think of any difference. I think they're like "absolutely" and "definitely" in English.

[olenoble]

So why was "i absolutely do not know her" refused ?

[CrazyChao]

Tack :)

[bigswedeej]

Henne can also go at the end?

[dcounts]

That was my question too. Anyone?

[MikyNik1856]

What's the rule behind the position of "inte" in the sentence?

[Patrick889093]

Isn't the adverb supposed to go directly after the verb? Why is it in the fourth position here?

[anti__fun]

I'm so confused about the word order here

[anti__fun]

Figured it out. When the object is a pronoun it comes before the adverbial

[Mokvinna]

How do you say: "I do not know her at all"

[Betty672340]

Yes, wouldn't that be also a possible translation into English?

[jennifer856684]

why not definitiv?

[lekal1998]

Wouldn't "I totally don't know her" be a viable answer as well?

[kickapoo5]

How would you say 'I know she definitely isn't'? Would it just be Jag känner hon absolut inte?

[Abe923925]

How would you say "I don't know her at all" in Swedish? As in I don't know anything about her.

[Marco_1026]

hard to hear the difference between han or henne

[Trilby16]

Throw these wards against a wall and see how they stick.