Questions & Answers about Jag träffar henne ibland.
Why do we use henne here instead of hon?
Hon means "she" and is used when she is doing the action (the subject). In this sentence, she is the one being met (the object), so we must use the object pronoun henne, which means "her".
How do you pronounce the ending of henne?
Unlike English words where a final "e" is often silent, the "e" at the end of henne is pronounced. It sounds like a short "eh", similar to the vowel in the English word "pet".
Can I move ibland to the beginning of the sentence to say "Sometimes I meet her"?
Does träffar mean meeting someone for the first time, or just seeing a friend?
It works for both! You can use träffar when bumping into someone, meeting up with a friend you already know, or meeting someone completely new.