Questions & Answers about Hold mig opdateret om festen.
Hold is the imperative form of holde (to hold / to keep).
In this sentence, hold does not mean physically hold something in your hands. It means keep in the sense of keep me updated.
So:
- at holde = to keep / to hold
- hold! = keep!
This is a very common way to give instructions or make requests in Danish.
Because mig is the object form of I.
Compare the English pattern:
- I = subject
- me = object
And in Danish:
- jeg = subject
- mig = object
In Hold mig opdateret om festen, the speaker is not doing the action; the action is being done to them, so Danish uses mig.