To talk about actions happening directly to yourself or the person you are speaking to, use the first and second-person direct object pronouns. These pronouns go immediately before the conjugated verb.
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Person | mi (me) | ci (us) |
| 2nd Person | ti (you) | vi (you all) |
Mi and Ti (Singular)
Use mi for "me" and ti for "you" (informal singular).
| Marco kisses me. | Marco mi bacia. |
| The dog really loves you. | Il cane ti ama veramente. |
In negative sentences, place the pronoun directly between non and the verb.
| You never notice me in the shop. | Non mi noti mai nel negozio. |
Ci and Vi (Plural)
Use ci for "us" and vi for "you all" (informal plural).
| My mother hugs us in the park. | Mia madre ci abbraccia nel parco. |
| The teacher notices you all in the group. | L'insegnante vi nota nel gruppo. |
These pronouns stay in the same preverbal position in questions.
| Do you all recognize us? | Ci riconoscete? |
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