What does ci in Italian mean?

What is the meaning of the word ci in Italian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use ci in Italian.

The word ci in Italian means us, there, here, here, this way, there, it's wrong to think badly of someone, but you're very often right, now we've got it, so see you soon, see you soon then, What are they doing here?, cc'd herein, What can I do about it?, God help us!, What a terrible impression I'll make!, What a bad impression I'll make., whether you believe it or not, I will keep you posted, I would have bet on it, I am counting on it, there is as much difference as between black and white, there is a huge difference, it's like night and day, I doubt it, I don't think so., That's all we need!, As if it isn't already enough!, That's all we needed...rain!, That's all we needed!, As if it wasn't enough!, that's all we needed now!, Not you too!, Of course!, Obviously, just what we needed, that's all we need!, I would bet on it, I'll take care of it, I'll deal with it, Someone could have died, There could have been fatalities., That makes sense., once again!, are you serious or joking?, speak to you soon, speak soon, speak to you tomorrow, will talk to you later, We'll talk soon!, We'll be in touch soon!, We played our trump card, We used up our lifeline., We're there!, Get it?, Got it?, Understand?, perfect, just what's needed, It makes sense, I'm in, let's do it, You're harsh., See ya!, see you tomorrow, see you soon, that's all we needed now!, it's easy to understand, it takes, it's been ages since we last spoke!, it's been so long since we've heard from each other!, deaf and dumb (about a specific topic), I should think so too, I bet, since we're on the subject, speaking of which, I'm counting on it., next time, you will think twice before, are you stupid or just letting on?, are you stupid or just pretending to be stupid?, I wouldn't even dream of it, there is no saint who can help us, I don't believe it!, we can't know, we lack for nothing, that's for sure, no doubt about it, don't even try, don't even think about it, We can't do anything but, all we can do is hope, all we can do is keep our fingers crossed, all we can do is cry, all we can do is..., we won't be there, we will not be there, we don't understand each other, there must have been a misunderstanding, things aren't what they used to be, there are no problems, it doesn't take much, you don't have to be a genius to understand it, it's not rocket science, all we can do, not know if you have explained yourself, carpe diem, seize the opportunity, not far off, not far from being, close to being, when it's necessary, it's necessary, needs must, how long does it take?, , we really didn't need this, there's something fishy about this, there's something fishy going on, no doubt about it, the pitcher goes so often to the well that it leaves its handle, you can trust, a trustworthy person, see how you made it in the end?, see how you got it in the end?. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word ci

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