Italian particle ci + particle ne
When the Italian particle ci and ne are together, they form the object pronoun ce ne, example: Quante uova ci vogliono per la carbonara? Ce (= volerci) ne (= di uova) vuole una ogni 2 persone. Quante scarpe hai messo nella scarpiera? Ce (= nella scarpiera) ne (= di scarpe) ho messe 20.
The use of the Italian particle “ne”
If foreign people pay attention when Italians are speaking, they can note that we use the particle “ne” quite often. Many people asked me what “ne” means, and now I’ll try to explain you all meanings of the particle“ne”.
