Neapolitan/prepositions

Neapolitan Englishatoin*in'ncoppe/'ngoppeon'afrom (somewhere)addufromarrèto, nnerètobehindaffianco, appriesso, azziccobeside, next to cóntroagainstcuwithd'/'e*ofdinto, intowithin, insidefòre, fòraoutsidencòppaon, abovenfino a, nsino auntilpe'/p'*forsóttoundertra, nfrabetween, among, within, in Note: d' is used before a word beginning with a vowel (d"o, for example), 'e is used before consonants. in usually becomes 'n or 'm before a consonant ('ncielo (in the sky) or 'mmiezo (in the middle), for example) p' is used before a word beginning with a vowel (p"o, for example), pe' is used before consonants. Prepostions in Neapolitan are not generally articulated as they are in Italian, with the following exceptions: ô = a + 'o (Italian: al, allo) = to the (masculine) â = a + 'a (Italian: alla) = to the (feminine) ê = a + 'e (Italian: ai, agli, alle) = to the (plural) (d)int'ô = in + 'o (Italian: nel, nello) = in the (masculine) (d)int'â = in + 'a (Italian: nella) = in the (feminine) (d)int'ê = in + 'e (Italian: nei, negli, nelle) = (plural) Note that "in the" is not commonly used and usually you only use "in" 'ncopp'ô = ncoppe + 'o (Italian: sullo) = on the (masculine) 'ncopp'â = ncoppe + 'a (Italian: sulla) = on the (feminine) 'ncopp'ê = ncoppe + 'e (Italian: sui, segli, sulle) = on the (plural) it:Napoletano/Preposizioni