Personal pronouns: Object
Grammar
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Personal pronouns have two forms in Norwegian, subject and object form.
Last week we had a video about the Subject form of Norwegian personal pronouns. This week we will add the Object form.
| Subject form | Object form |
| 1. jeg = I | meg = me |
| 2. du = you | deg = you (singular) |
| 3. han = he | ham = him |
| hun = she | henne = her |
| det/den = it | det/den = it |
| 1. vi = we | oss = us |
| 2. dere = you | dere = you (plural) |
| 3. de = they | dem = them |
Den/det
Both den and det mean “it”. These forms can be used either as Subject or Object.
Den is used to replace masculine and feminine nouns, det replaces neuter nouns:
| De har en sofa. | Den er i stua. |
| De har ei stue. | Den er stor. |
| Dina har et skap. | Det har tre hyller. |
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