When CI and LO/LA mean IT How do you know which article to use between CI and LO/LA, when they both mean IT? So, in sentences like I'D LIKE TO BUY IT (the cake) or I'D LIKE TO GO TO SEE IT (the castl

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When CI and LO/LA mean IT How do you know which article to use between CI and LO/LA, when they both mean IT? So, in sentences like I'D LIKE TO BUY IT (the cake) or I'D LIKE TO GO TO SEE IT (the castle) ONE DAY.

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Could you provide an example in Italian? We are not talking about articles but indirect pronouns. Following you examples: I'D LIKE TO BUY IT (the cake) --> MI piacerebbe comprarLA (cause cake "torta" is feminine in Italian) I'D LIKE TO GO TO SEE IT (the castle) --> Mi piacerebbe vederLO (case castle "castello" is masculine)

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