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- mandarin - What is the difference between 他, 它, and 她 - Chinese . . .
What is the difference between 他, 她, and 它? I want to know when you use one and when not to It seems pretty basic language because I hear 他, 她, and 它 everywhere in Chinese language Anything else
- How gender specific in writing is the character 他
A couple of years ago I wrote this comment below an answer: On mainland China 他 is used for both male and female I've only seen 她 used as a stylistic thing for advertising and some old formal
- 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
- 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?
- Should I use 她 or 它 for 中国? (and or other countries)
If you're writing romantically, which of the following is appropriate - 中国 中华, 她 or 它?
- What is the difference between 呀 and 啊?
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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- 为什么 “也” 发音为 ye 但是 “他”发音为ta？？？
Oh great I have to ask in English to get it past StackExchange filters Characters with radicals typically have pronunciations close to the bare character For example: "韦“ (wei) versus "伟“ (wei)
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