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Singular and Plural #chinesepronouns list. The third-person singular 它 and plural 它们 for 'animal and non-living thing' have the same sound as 'he and she' - 他和她.

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The Chinese pronouns must be the first few characters that you learn especially 我 | wǒ which means I in Chinese. Next, comes the third-person singular in Chinese. One single Pinyin with the same tone has 3 Chinese characters which are 他，她，它 | Tā.

CHINESE DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS & ADJECTIVES: THIS, THAT, THESE, THOSE, THIS ONE, THAT ONE

http://www.howtosayinchinese.com/demonstrative-pronouns-this-that-these-those/

Here and There | 这里, 那里

We will go a bit further to modify the Demonstrative Pronouns – 这是 and 那是. Now, they become Chinese Adverbs – “Here 这里 Zhèlǐ” and “There 那里 Nàlǐ”. Make a comparison to the image below ⬇️

What has changed? Notice that the word order has changed? Now, the Chinese Possessive Determiners and the nouns begin at the start of the sentences. The Chinese adverbs have moved to the end of the sentences.

CHINESE DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS & ADJECTIVES: THIS, THAT, THESE, THOSE, THIS ONE, THAT ONE

http://www.howtosayinchinese.com/demonstrative-pronouns-this-that-these-those/

Chinese Demonstrative Pronouns on THINGS

Let’s start with some questions where you want to know some unidentified objects. It is where the Demonstrative Pronouns took place.

If the quantity is unknown to you, it does not matter whether you use the singular or plural question. They are all correct since they are anonymous right?

If the object is right in front of you, use “this” or these” in questions and not the other pair of words.