Direct Object Pronouns

As soon as you don't want to keep repeating a name or a thing, you replace it with a direct object pronoun — the person or thing the verb acts on directly. In Italian they normally come before the conjugated verb: Lo vedo ("I see him").

Person	Direct object pronoun	English
I	mi	me
you	ti	you
he / it (m)	lo	him / it
she / it (f)	la	her / it
us	ci	us
you (pl)	vi	you
they (m, pl)	li	them
they (f, pl)	le	them

The pronoun comes before the conjugated verb: Ti vedo domani (I see you tomorrow). With the infinitive it attaches to the end and merges: Voglio vederlo (I want to see him).

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