"I see you."

Translation: Jag ser dig.

[TrevorSelf]

Jag ser er? I got this right (I see you), but only because it was multiple choice

[jumpthewalls]

Why dig or dej and not du?

[Super-Svensk]

Dig is the objective form of "you." In English, we say "you" for both the nominative (subject) and objective. It's like "thou" (nominative/subject) and "thee" (objective) in Old English. Dig is used when it is the direct object, object of a preposition, or any other grammatical object.

[jumpthewalls]

Oh! I understand. Tack så mycket!

[ranld]

I haven't learned the difference between dig and er. I think dig is singular and er is plural, right?

[Super-Svensk]

Yes! Dig is the singular 2nd person objective pronoun and er is the plural 2nd person objective pronoun.

[SashaHartl]

Probably the best answer ever!

[eggsalad420]

it told me "see you" is vi ses but when i wrote that it told me it's wrong..

[KunalBooch1]

Vi ser?

[ThoopidThathe]

So creepy... Maybe they loom through our cameras.

[amplifymysound1]

i got the multiple choice saying "Jag ser er" what is "Er"?

[alanSmith248679]

The translations answer does not conform to the written words