Italian Subject Pronouns

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Italian Subject Pronouns / Pronomi personali

io	ee-oh	I	noi	noy	we
tu	too	you (informal singular)	voi	voy	you (informal plural)
lui, lei	lwee/lay	he, she	loro	loh-roh	they
Lei	lay	you (formal singular)	Loro	loh-roh	you (formal plural)

The Lei form is generally used for you (singular), instead of tu, unless you're referring to kids or animals.  Loro can also mean you, but only in very polite situations. If you need to specify an inanimate object as "it" you can use esso (masculine noun) and essa (feminine noun), but since subject pronouns are not commonly used in Italian, these words are somewhat rare.

 

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