Comment by adleyjulian 13 hours ago FYI in Chinese he/she/it all use the same pronoun "ta" when spoken. 3 comments adleyjulian Reply SchemaLoad 7 hours ago They do have a separate character for animals and objects 它 vs 他/她, though I can imagine learning english and just learning ta = he. livinglist 6 hours ago There’s also one specifically for God - 祂, and one for animal - 牠, the first one you can see frequently in Chinese bibles or churches, the latter is rarely used.
SchemaLoad 7 hours ago They do have a separate character for animals and objects 它 vs 他/她, though I can imagine learning english and just learning ta = he. livinglist 6 hours ago There’s also one specifically for God - 祂, and one for animal - 牠, the first one you can see frequently in Chinese bibles or churches, the latter is rarely used.
livinglist 6 hours ago There’s also one specifically for God - 祂, and one for animal - 牠, the first one you can see frequently in Chinese bibles or churches, the latter is rarely used.
They do have a separate character for animals and objects 它 vs 他/她, though I can imagine learning english and just learning ta = he.
There’s also one specifically for God - 祂, and one for animal - 牠, the first one you can see frequently in Chinese bibles or churches, the latter is rarely used.