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Indefinite Pronouns in Italian

Or words that will help you be vague

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Cher Hale
Aug 25, 2023
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Quick update: I’ll be out of the office all throughout August! I’m a team of 1, so if you leave a comment or send me an email, I’ll get back to you in early September.

These pronouns are called indefinite for a reason. That’s because, once they’re used, you can’t be sure what that person is speaking about exactly.

And that  works marvelously if you want to say broad sweeping statements like “I have friends everywhere!”

Or “Everybody I know has houses along the Southern French border.”

On a more serious note, they’re used to describe:

  • Some

  • Everybody

  • Someone

  • Anything

  • Something

  • Everyone

  • Everything

  • Any

You get the picture.

They’re pretty easy to use in actual conversation, give or take a few tweaks, and once you memorize and practice them, you’ll be good to go.

Here are the most popular indefinite pronouns:

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