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Nello/Nel = in the Sullo/Sul = on the
However, prepositions are used differently in different languages. For example, in Italian you say "Il cibo è nel piatto" = "The food is on the plate".
I think you mean Gli, Le I, but the difference is the the sex of the subject, and what letter it starts with.
I = Masculine/Plural - Gli = Masculine/Plural, but it also means the subject starts with a vowel or a silent "h" - Le= Feminine/Plural
In other words, "I" is the plural of "Il", "Gli" is the plural of "L'-" and "Le" is the plural of "La"
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Not quite the same. In Italian, that would be "Ci sono (degli) insetti nello zucchero". See it this way: these sentences answer to thìwo distinct questions:
Where are the bugs? Gli insetti sono nello zucchero. What is there in the sugar? Ci sono insetti nello zucchero.