io, tu, lei ...

Since the ending of the verb is enough to tell us who is doing something, "I, you, she, he, we, they" are used in Italian far less often than in English. io I tu you lui he lei she, you formal noi we voi you more than one loro they When they are used, it tends to be for emphasis or contrast. - Io gioco a golf perché lo trovo rilassante. - E io lo trovo divertente. - I play golf because I find it relaxing. - And I find it fun.

see also... verb endings tu, lei, voi