No. 514 in Italian
voi
The Italian word "voi" means "you" (plural).
In a sentence
Voi siete bravissimi a cucinare.
You are very skilled at cooking.
The word "voi" is used here as the second-person plural pronoun meaning "you all" or "you (plural)" addressing a group of people.
Ho bisogno di parlare con voi riguardo al progetto.
I need to speak with you regarding the project.
In this sentence, "voi" is also the second-person plural pronoun "you," and it is in the indirect object form, addressing multiple people as the recipients of the speech.
Voi due siete pronti ad andare?
Are you two ready to go?
Here, "voi" emphasizes the two individuals being directly addressed, specifying them as the subjects being questioned.
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