Words which replace nouns are termed as pronouns.
In Italian there are 4 basic types of pronouns. Under the four basic types of pronouns there are two basic branches that are used on a daily basis by anyone speaking Italian. These are the direct object pronouns, and the indirect object pronouns. The direct object pronouns include pronouns such as – you, me, hi, her, us, you (plural) as well as a formal form for you. The same is applicable for indirect object pronouns as well.
DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS are :
| mi | me | ci | us |
| ti | you | vi | you |
| lo | him | li | them |
| la | her | le | them |
| La | You – formal | Le | You – formal - plural |
INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS are:
| mi | to/for me | ci | to/for us |
| ti | to/for you | vi | to/for you |
| gli | to/for him | loro | to/for them (masc.) |
| le | to/for her | loro | to/for them (fem.) |
| Le | To/for you Formal | Loro | To/for you plural (formal) |
3 REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS are:
| mi | myself | ci | ourselves |
| ti | yourself | vi | yourselves |
| si | himself/herself | si | themselves |
DISJUNCTIVE PRONOUNS these are generally used after prepositions:
| me | me | noi | us |
| te | you | voi | you |
| lui | him | loro | them(masc.) |
| lei | her | loro | them (fem) |
| Lei | You – formal | Loro | You – Formal (plural) |