In modern standard Chinese, the third-person pronouns for people are 他 (“he”) and 她 (“she”), both pronounced tā in Mandarin. Unlike he/him and she/her in English, spoken Mandarin does not identify the gender of the person because both pronouns sound exactly the same. Hope this helps😊😊
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Como se llama esta serie gracias
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En ésta escena me causan mucha risa la cosas que hace el Príncipe cuando está comiendo para interrumpir el compromiso.
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Có thể là: tin đồn hoàng gia
Tên phim là gì ạ
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Pitiful translator who cannot differentiate «he» from «she»
In modern standard Chinese, the third-person pronouns for people are 他 (“he”) and 她 (“she”), both pronounced tā in Mandarin. Unlike he/him and she/her in English, spoken Mandarin does not identify the gender of the person because both pronouns sound exactly the same. Hope this helps😊😊
@@judymonument6429Thanks so much for the explanation. That’s so cool and it makes so much sense.
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