Italian CLITICS: the Particles CI & NE | Learn Italian Grammar

Ci e ne... ci capite qualcosa? Parliamone!
The particles CI and NE are quite tricky, as all clitics (tiny suffixes), but they are a very useful part of speech in Italian. They help us avoid repetition and they take on several different meanings. While some verbs and expressions use the particle CI, others use the particle NE. Today Anna makes it all clear with dialogues and examples.

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