| Pronome | Tipo | Traduzione | Esempio |
|---|
| allBen from UKDavid from USA | indefinito | tutto | All is quiet.Alice from UKDavid from USA |
| anotherAlice from UKBrian from USA | indefinito | un altro | Another have been killed.Alice from UKFaith from USA |
| anyDylan from UKCarol from USA | indefinito | qualcuno | Have you tried any of them?Dylan from UKDavid from USA |
| anybodyClaire from UKCarol from USA | indefinito | chiunque | If it was easy anybody could do it.Ben from UKAdam from USA |
| anyoneDylan from UKFaith from USA | indefinito | chiunque, qualcuno, nessuno | Anybody could have done it, but Nobody did it.Brian from USADylan from UK |
| anythingClaire from UKFaith from USA | indefinito | qualsiasi cosa, niente | Anything Could HappenBen from UKFaith from USA |
| bothBen from UKCarol from USA | indefinito | entrambi, tutti e due | Both are coming.Dylan from UKFaith from USA |
| eachBen from UKAdam from USA | indefinito | ognuno | Each of us has heaven and hell in him.Alice from UKAdam from USA |
| each otherBen from UKDavid from USA | reciproco | l’un l’altro | They Love Each Other.Brian from USAAlice from UK |
| eitherDylan from UKEmily from USA | indefinito | qualsiasi, ciascuno, nessuno dei due, né l’uno né l’altro | I don’t like either of them.Ben from UKBrian from USA |
| everybodyDylan from UKFaith from USA | indefinito | ognuno, tutti | Everybody HurtsClaire from UKEmily from USA |
| everyoneAlice from UKAdam from USA | indefinito | tutti, ciascuno, ognuno | Everyone Says I Love YouAlice from UKDavid from USA |
| everythingDylan from UKFaith from USA | indefinito | tutto | Everything’s Gonna Be Alright.Dylan from UKAdam from USA |
| fewAlice from UKAdam from USA | indefinito | alcuni | A few came, but not many.Ben from UKFaith from USA |
| heDylan from UKCarol from USA | personale | lui | He made me cry.Claire from UKAdam from USA |
| herAlice from UKDavid from USA | oggetto, aggettivo possessivo | lei | That’s her.Alice from UKDavid from USA |
| hersDylan from UKAdam from USA | possessivo | suo (di lei) | He’s hers, not yours.Alice from UKFaith from USA |
| herselfAlice from UKFaith from USA | riflessivo | si, se stessa | She killed herself.Dylan from UKBrian from USA |
| himClaire from UKEmily from USA | oggetto | lui | I like him.Claire from UKBrian from USA |
| himselfAlice from UKEmily from USA | riflessivo | si, se stesso | He loves himself too much.Claire from UKAdam from USA |
| hisClaire from UKBrian from USA | aggettivo possessivo | suo (di lui) | She broke his heart. He spent his whole life trying to forget.Ben from UKCarol from USA |
| IAlice from UKEmily from USA | personale | io | I am bored.Claire from UKEmily from USA |
| itClaire from UKBrian from USA | personale, oggetto | esso | This is it.Alice from UKEmily from USA |
| itsDylan from UKBrian from USA | aggettivo possessivo | suo | Facebook changes its layout again.Dylan from UKEmily from USA |
| itselfClaire from UKDavid from USA | riflessivo | si, se stesso | Universe will not collapse into itself.Alice from UKCarol from USA |
| littleAlice from UKCarol from USA | indefinito | poco | Little is known about them.Ben from UKAdam from USA |
| manyAlice from UKDavid from USA | indefinito | molti | Many are called, but few are chosen.Alice from UKFaith from USA |
| meAlice from UKFaith from USA | oggetto | mi, me | Bite me!Claire from UKAdam from USA |
| mineBen from UKDavid from USA | possessivo | mio | You could be mineBen from UKDavid from USA |
| moreDylan from UKFaith from USA | indefinito | di più | More will be given to those who already have.Alice from UKDavid from USA |
| mostBen from UKCarol from USA | indefinito | la maggioranza | Most were just taken.Alice from UKEmily from USA |
| muchBen from UKAdam from USA | indefinito | molto | There’s not much of it left.Alice from UKEmily from USA |
| myAlice from UKAdam from USA | aggettivo possessivo | mio | My facebook account has been hacked.Dylan from UKBrian from USA |
| myselfDylan from UKEmily from USA | riflessivo | me stesso | I wanted to give myself a treat.Alice from UKBrian from USA |
| neitherBen from UKFaith from USA | indefinito | nessuno dei due | It’s alleged, but neither of them have ever denied it.Alice from UKFaith from USA |
| no oneClaire from UKEmily from USA | indefinito | nessuno | No one is to blame.Alice from UKBrian from USA |
| nobodyAlice from UKBrian from USA | indefinito | nessuno | Nobody said it was easy.Alice from UKCarol from USA |
| noneClaire from UKFaith from USA | indefinito | nessuno | None of the above.Dylan from UKFaith from USA |
| nothingDylan from UKEmily from USA | indefinito | niente | Nothing else mattersAlice from UKFaith from USA |
| oneDylan from UKDavid from USA | indefinito | uno | One should eat to live not live to eat.Claire from UKDavid from USA |
| one anotherDylan from UKFaith from USA | reciproco | l’un l’altro | We can give one another the benefit of the doubt.Claire from UKFaith from USA |
| otherBen from UKAdam from USA | indefinito | altro | The other will arrive soon.Dylan from UKEmily from USA |
| othersBen from UKAdam from USA | indefinito | altri | We are not like the others.Ben from UKBrian from USA |
| ourDylan from UKAdam from USA | aggettivo possessivo | nostro | Our city is better.Dylan from UKEmily from USA |
| oursClaire from UKEmily from USA | possessivo | il nostro | Ours is a better idea.Ben from UKAdam from USA |
| ourselvesClaire from UKAdam from USA | riflessivo | noi stessi | We bought ourselves an espresso machine.Ben from UKFaith from USA |
| severalBen from UKDavid from USA | indefinito | diversi, parecchi, numerosi | I’ve seen several.Dylan from UKCarol from USA |
| sheClaire from UKEmily from USA | personale | lei | She looks so perfect.Alice from UKDavid from USA |
| someClaire from UKEmily from USA | indefinito | alcuni | Some are born to be creative.Ben from UKEmily from USA |
| somebodyDylan from UKAdam from USA | indefinito | qualcuno | Somebody that I used to know.Claire from UKCarol from USA |
| someoneAdam from USAClaire from UK | indefinito | qualcuno | Someone is watching over me.Dylan from UKEmily from USA |
| somethingDylan from UKDavid from USA | indefinito | qualcosa | Something is wrong.Claire from UKDavid from USA |
| thatAlice from UKFaith from USA | dimostrativo | quello | That’s great!Dylan from UKEmily from USA |
| theirsDylan from UKFaith from USA | possessivo | il loro | Save your heart for someone capable of giving you theirs.Dylan from UKFaith from USA |
| themBen from UKBrian from USA | oggetto | li, loro | I told them.Brian from USAAlice from UK |
| themselvesDylan from UKFaith from USA | riflessivo | loro stessi | Problems never fix themselves.Claire from UKCarol from USA |
| theseDylan from UKBrian from USA | dimostrativo | questi | These are the ones I like.Carol from USABen from UK |
| theyAlice from UKFaith from USA | personale | loro | They think they can do whatever they want.Dylan from UKDavid from USA |
| thisBen from UKEmily from USA | dimostrativo | questo | This is it.Alice from UKEmily from USA |
| thoseBen from UKBrian from USA | dimostrativo | quelli | Those are the guys.Ben from UKEmily from USA |
| usAlice from UKEmily from USA | oggetto | noi | Join us!Ben from UKDavid from USA |
| weBen from UKFaith from USA | personale | noi, ci, ce | We don’t talk anymore.Emily from USAClaire from UK |
| whatClaire from UKCarol from USA | relativo, interrogativo | cosa, che cosa | What are you looking for?Dylan from UKFaith from USA |
| whateverDylan from UKEmily from USA | relativo, interrogativo | qualsiasi cosa | Whatever they want.Carol from USABen from UK |
| whichAlice from UKAdam from USA | relativo, interrogativo | quale | Tell me, which do you like best?Dylan from UKCarol from USA |
| whicheverDylan from UKDavid from USA | relativo, interrogativo | qualunque | You can choose whichever game you like.Ben from UKBrian from USA |
| whoDylan from UKAdam from USA | relativo, interrogativo | chi | Who made you who you are.Brian from USAAlice from UK |
| whoeverBen from UKEmily from USA | relativo, interrogativo | chiunque | Whoever you are.Alice from UKBrian from USA |
| whomAlice from UKCarol from USA | relativo, interrogativo | chi | Whom did you talk to?Claire from UKBrian from USA |
| whoseBen from UKDavid from USA | relativo, interrogativo | di chi, cui | Whose are these?Ben from UKAdam from USA |
| youBen from UKAdam from USA | oggetto | tu | I love you and you love me.Dylan from UKEmily from USA |
| yoursDylan from UKFaith from USA | possessivo | il tuo | He’s hers, not yours.Alice from UKFaith from USA |
| yourselfAlice from UKFaith from USA | riflessivo | te stesso | You care for nothing but yourself.Claire from UKFaith from USA |
| yourselvesAlice from UKDavid from USA | riflessivo | voi stessi | Be kind to yourselves and each other.Dylan from UKBrian from USA |
