Reflexive pronouns: mig, dig, sig, oss, er

Some verbs always have a pronoun that points back to the subject. In English there is often no pronoun at all: sätta sig (sit down), lägga sig (lie down, go to bed), känna sig (feel), skynda sig (hurry), gifta sig (get married), lära sig (learn).

• jag → mig, du → dig
• vi → oss, ni → er
• han, hon, den, det, de → sig

Sig is only for the third person, singular and plural, and always means the subject itself: Hon skyndar sig. (She hurries.) De gifte sig. (They got married.) If you mean another person, use honom, henne or dem: Hon ser honom. (She sees him.)