"Hon väljer honom."

Translation: She chooses him.

[Exochroma]

Go pikachu!

[GlitterNinja101]

I thought the same thing!

[Pyleic]

Aw, cute.

[_Tartt_]

What, is this one of those bachelor shows?

[Laderlappen]

Jag väljer dig, Pikachu!

[neighneighthea]

PIKACHU I CHOOSE YOU

[deactivated user]

Am I the only one who asks, "Why isn't it spelled 'hanam'?"

[sotnosen93]

According to Wiktionary it did use to be "hánum" in Old Norse. Not sure what happened in-between, but language changes over time, and not always in ways that make sense.

[shristi931425]

I wish i could see what the past abd future participle for "chooses" would be. It would help me get the word choose before having tenses.

[sotnosen93]

Att välja = To choose; Hon väljer = She chooses; Hon valde = She chose; Hon kommer att välja = She will choose

The present tense can also sometimes have a future meaning, like for example "Han slutar snart" = "He will stop soon".

[Ninety-Six]

The sandwich.

[brittmpomush]

Why is it honom and not han.... just wondering, i got bored with food so i went to this i may have missed somethin on the way.

[Luna848114]

What's the difference between "Hans," and "Honom?" And Er and Du?

[StupidAmer]

What is the translation for the past tense, chose

[Ada303952]

anyone knows why not "she choose him" (in past). Thanks

[Zmrzlina]

That's spelled "chose", and the sentense above is not in past tense.