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Greetings, People & Pronouns
a
(art.) one thing or person - 一(個)[cite: 1]
I
(pron.) the person speaking - 我
he
(pron.) a male person - 他
she
(pron.) a female person - 她
it
(pron.) thing being talked about - 它
we
(pron.) you and I - 我們
they
(pron.) plural of he/she/it - 他們
you
(pron.) the person being spoken to - 你(們)
my
(pron.) belonging to me - 我的
your
(pron.) belonging to you - 你的
his
(pron.) belonging to him - 他的
her
(pron.) belonging to her - 她的
our
(pron.) belonging to us - 我們的
their
(pron.) belonging to them - 他們的
who
(pron.) question word for people - 誰
whom
(pron.) objective form of who - 誰
whose
(pron.) question word for possession - 誰的
someone
(pron.) an unspecified person - 某人
anyone
(pron.) any person - 任何人
nobody
(pron.) no person at all - 無一人
everyone
(pron.) every person - 每一個人
man
(n.) an adult male human - 男人
woman
(n.) an adult female human - 女人
boy
(n.) a young male child - 男孩
girl
(n.) a young female child - 女孩
child
(n.) a young boy or girl - 小孩
baby
(n.) a very young child - 嬰兒
person
(n.) a human being - 人
people
(n.) humans - 人們
friend
(n.) someone you like and trust - 朋友
stranger
(n.) a person you do not know - 陌生人
neighbor
(n.) a person who lives near you - 鄰居
hello
(n.) a greeting when meeting someone - 喂
hi
(interj.) a friendly hello - 嗨
goodbye
(n.) words said when leaving - 再見