Indirect Object Pronouns / Pronomi Indiretti - Learn Italian with Polly Lingual

Introduction

Introduzione

Indirect objects are the nouns in a phrase for whom or to whom the action of the verb happens. In the sentence “I brought him it” the indirect object is “him”. “It” is the direct object and “I” is the subject.

In Italian, the indirect object pronouns are nearly identical to those of the direct object with a few exceptions:
   gli replaces lo
   le/Le replaces la/La
   loro replaces li/Le and le/Le

Singular	First-person	mi me
	Second-person	ti you singular
	Third-person	gli him it masculine le her it feminine Le you formal
Plural	First-person	ci us
	Second-person	vi you all plural
	Third-person	loro them Loro you all formal