Neapolitan/pronouns

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Contents 1 Neapolitan pronouns 1.1 Personal pronouns 1.1.1 Subject personal pronouns 1.1.2 Direct object personal pronouns 1.1.3 Indirect object personal pronouns 1.2 Prepositional pronouns 1.3 Possessive pronouns 1.4 Demonstrative pronouns 1.5 Reflexive pronouns

[edit] Neapolitan pronouns

[edit] Personal pronouns

[edit] Subject personal pronouns

Subject personal pronouns are pronouns that replace and indicate the person performing an action.

Neapolitan	English
io, i'	I
tu	you
éssa	she
ìsso	he
nuje	we
vuje	you (plural), you (singular formal)
ìsse/llòro	they

[edit] Direct object personal pronouns

Neapolitan	English
me	me
te	you
'a (la)	her/it (fem.)
'o, 'u (lo, lu)	him/it (masc.)
ce	us
ve	you (plural)
'i, 'e (li, le)	them (masc.)
'e (le)	them (fem.)
ve	you (singular formal)

[edit] Indirect object personal pronouns

Neapolitan	English
me	(to) me
te	(to) you
le, 'e	(to) her/it (fem.)
li, le, 'i, 'e	(to) him/it (masc.)
ce	(to) us
ve	(to) you (plural)
llòro	(to) them (masc.)
llòro	(to) them (fem.)
ve	(to) you (singular formal)

[edit] Prepositional pronouns

Neapolitan	English
me, méne	me
te, téne	you
éssa	her
ìsso	him
nuje	us
vuje	you (plural)
llòro	them (masc.)
llòro	them (fem.)
vuje	you (singular formal)

[edit] Possessive pronouns

Neapolitan	English
mìo	mine
tùjo	yours
sùjo	hers
sùjo	his
nuósto	ours
vuósto	yours (plural), yours (singular formal)
llòro	theirs

[edit] Demonstrative pronouns

Demonstrative pronouns replace nouns once they are able to be understood from their context.

Neapolitan	English
chillo/a	that
chille	those
stu, chìsto/a	this
chìste	these
nisciuno/a	none

[edit] Reflexive pronouns

Neapolitan	English
me	myself
te	yourself
se	himself/herself/itself
ce	ourselves
ve	yourselves (plural)
se	themselves