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io (I)
sono (I am)
tu (you)
sei (you are)
lui/lei/Lei (he,she,You formal)
è - (he/she,(it)is; You are formal)
noi (we,plural)
siamo (we are)
voi (you plural)
siete (you are plural)
loro (they)
sono (they are)