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The following Italian tutorial was written by a soon to be graduate student in linguistics named Jennifer Wagner, who runs a fantastic website called Indo-European Languages - ielanguages.com. We thank her for generously allowing us to post her work here! |
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6. Italian Subject Pronouns
| io | ee-oh | I | noi | noy | we |
| tu | too | you (familiar singular) | voi | voy | you (plural) |
| lui, lei | lwee/lay | he, she, you (polite sing.) | loro | loh-roh | they, you (polite pl.) |
Note: 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.
