tā men
ils
他们是谁?
Tāmen shì shuí?
Who are they?
他们在哪里?
Tāmen zài nǎlǐ?
Where are they?
他们做什么?
Tāmen zuò shénme?
What are they doing?
他们 (tāmen)
they
她们 (tāmen)
they (female)
他们俩 (tāmen liǎ)
they two
我们 (wǒmen)
we
你们 (nǐmen)
you
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Commencez gratuitementThe Chinese word 他们 (tāmen) means "they" and is used to refer to a group of people. It is composed of two characters: 他 (tā), which means "he" or "she", and 们 (men), which is a plural suffix. The character 他 is derived from the ancient Chinese character 亻(rén), which represents a person, and the character 戈 (gē), which represents a weapon. This combination suggests that the original meaning of 他 was "a person who uses a weapon", or a warrior. Over time, the meaning of 他 expanded to include all males, and eventually became the pronoun "he". The character 们 is derived from the ancient Chinese character 們 (mén), which represents a group of people. This character is often used as a plural suffix in Chinese, and can be added to nouns to indicate that there are multiple of them. In the case of 他们, the addition of the plural suffix 们 to the character 他 indicates that the word is referring to a group of people, or "they".