Uploaded June 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Here are the subject, object (direct, indirect and reflexive) pronouns. I have included the strong pronouns and the ones for combinations. I have grouped them and explained the patterns within. I hope it helps you learn them as there are quite a lot of them.
Lui can be remembered as "he" as it sounds like a man's name. Lei can be remembered as "she" as it sounds a bit like "lady" although it also means "you" (polite version).
I have deliberately missed out egli, esso, essi etc. as I just wanted to show you the common Italian pronouns used in the spoken language as opposed to the written one.
Basic and advanced.
Here are the subject, object (direct, indirect and reflexive) pronouns. I have included the strong pronouns and the ones for combinations. I have grouped them and explained the patterns within. I hope it helps you learn them as there are quite a lot of them.
Lui can be remembered as "he" as it sounds like a man's name. Lei can be remembered as "she" as it sounds a bit like "lady" although it also means "you" (polite version).
I have deliberately missed out egli, esso, essi etc. as I just wanted to show you the common Italian pronouns used in the spoken language as opposed to the written one.
Basic and advanced.
