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- mandarin - What is the difference between 他, 它, and 她 - Chinese . . .
What is the difference between 他, 它, and 她? In short, you can exchange 它 and 她 to 他, but not always right inversely Basically, 他 is inclusive In the stories for children, 他 is used for animals In most cases, if you do not have to use 她, always use 他 instead
- How gender specific in writing is the character 他
Do note that 他 has meanings outside pronouns; it can have the meaning of "other" In these cases, 他 is used and never 她 Examples include 他人 (other people), 他乡 (a place far away from home), 他日 (future) There are two interesting cases for the 他 她 question though: in the group pronouns 他们 她们 and when the gender is
- pronouns - Is there any specifically masculine character for 他 . . .
Since 他 was originally gender-neutral and uses the generic "human" radical 人, while 她 is explicitly gendered, this seems somewhat asymmetrical I'd like to know if there has ever been a character proposed that would represent the pronoun "ta1" only when talking about male persons
- etymology - How old are 她，他，它？ - Chinese Language Stack Exchange
The gender of the noun affects how other words relating to it are altered As far as I can tell, Chinese nouns do not have gender But Chinese has 她，他，它。 Are these three present in old Chinese, or are they a more recent addition to the language?
- Is 不错 used only to mean good and never mean not bad?
不错 is a composite word of 不 and 错, the former means "NOT" and the latter means "wrong", if I understand it correctly However, when I look up 不错 in my dictionary (macOS's built-in dictionary), it
- characters - What would a non-binary tā （他／她） look like? - Chinese . . .
4 He and she in Mandarin looks like this: Male tā: 他 Female tā: 她 What would a non-binary tā look like? 也? 它 is for animals and inanimate objects, not exactly fitting 祂 is for gods, not really appropriate 牠 is the same as 它
- What is the difference between 妳 (nǐ) and 他 (tā)
Wiktionary gives the meaning "you" for the character 妳 (nǐ), and tā (either 他 or 她) Is there a formal informal difference? Which should I prefer in general usage?
- meaning - What is the difference between 呀 and 啊? - Chinese Language . . .
呀 and 啊 both seem to be used in the end of sentences for exclamation, and the only difference that I can think of is that the pronunciation in Putonghua (Mandarin) is different In Cantonese, even
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