"Jeg begynner å kjenne ham."

Translation: I'm getting to know him.

[seanpadraic]

Could I say, "Jeg begynner å kjenne Norsk," in order to mean that I am beginning to understand the Norwegian language?

[madgregor]

You could, but it sounds a little strange. It's better to say " Jeg begynner å kunne prate norsk."

[LINHARS]

"Jeg kan litt norsk."

If you go to Norway after finishing this course, say this sentence.

Then, after a while they will understand that you speak Norwegian.

[Alfredos222]

I am sure you can say both "ham" and "han" here

[Iorua]

Some history on the subject (alas in Norwegian).

[WildSage]

For people on mobile devices sometimes the links need to be typed out:

http://www.sprakradet.no/Vi-og-vart/Publikasjoner/Spraaknytt/Arkivet/Spraknytt-2008/Spraknytt-22008/Spoersmaal-og-svar/

[kokiri85]

The very fact this this is over my head makes me excited to try to read it. Takk!

[SanctMinimalicen]

I want to make sure that I'm understanding a key point here correctly: In old Norse, the accusative and nominative come from "hann", and "ham" is actually originally dative?

[PiriBabayev]

a very helpful link, which also clarifies all other questions you might have:

https://www.duolingo.com/comment/8777724

[Amin663889]

You deserve so many thanks and hundreds of Lingots!

[IceColors]

Correct