n’

(partitive pronoun: of it, of them), (part of andarsene, meaning “away”)

→ ne
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(partitive pronoun: of it, of them) Elided form of ne, used before a vowel.
IT: Ce n’è ancora un po’.
EN: There’s still some left.
(part of andarsene, meaning “away”) Elided form of ne, used before a vowel.
IT: Se n’è andato presto.
EN: He left early.
Forms of ne
nen'n’

Non ce n’è neanche un milione.

There isn’t even a million.

Ce n’era una solo al primo Freddy’s.

There was only one at the first Freddy's.

— Five Nights at Freddy's 2 (2025)

Se n’è andato all'aeroporto.

He went to the airport.

— Ирония судьбы, или С легким паром! (1976)

Me n’ero quasi dimenticato.

I’d almost forgotten about it.

Il sole se n’è quasi andato?

Has the sun almost gone down?

— La La Land (2016)

«E ce n’è un altro per Keith.»

“And there’s another one for Keith.”

«Non ce n’è bisogno.»

There’s no need.

Perché non me n’ero accorta prima?

Why hadn’t I noticed before?

Mentre prima, sì, prima, ce n’erano a stento uno o due.

Whereas before, yes, before, there were barely one or two.

— Il mio amico Ivan Lapshin (1985)