Personal pronoun for the plural first person, referring to a group of people that includes the speaker.

they; them; referring to a group of people not including the speaker or the listener

you (plural); the group of people being addressed

they; them (plural form of [[它|它|ta1]], used for animals, objects, or concepts)

they; them (group of females)

people; the public; humanity; everybody

we or us, specifically including both the speaker and the person spoken to; see also [[我们|我們|wo3 men5]]

buddy; bro; a close male friend or a colloquial way for men to address each other

The plural form of [[孩子|孩子|hai2 zi5]], referring to a group of children or youngsters.

(colloquial) buddy; pal; dude; close male friend

female friends or sisters collectively

men; menfolk; specifically male family members, often of different generations (e.g. grandfather and grandson)

we two; both of us

(colloquial) we; us

Fellow villagers, people from one's hometown, or compatriots; often used as a familiar form of address

they two; those two people

brothers; brethren; fellow soldiers; comrades; men

men; adult males; specifically used to refer to men of different generations or a group of men collectively

close friends who are like brothers; buddies or pals

(informal) women; womenfolk; often used to refer to a married woman or a wife

(colloquial) a playful or affectionate way of addressing or referring to female friends; sisters

the speaker and the person being spoken to; specifically referring to two people

(pejorative) older woman; middle-aged woman; wife

The river forming the eastern border between [[吉林|吉林|ji2 lin2]] province and North Korea, flowing from [[长白山|長白山|chang2 bai2 shan1]] into the Sea of Japan.

Tumen, a county-level city in Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture [[延边朝鲜族自治州|延邊朝鮮族自治州|yan2 bian1 chao2 xian3 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1]] in Jilin Province

men in a collective sense, or male family members of different generations

Tumen, a county-level city in Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture [[延边朝鲜族自治州|延邊朝鮮族自治州|yan2 bian1 chao2 xian3 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1]], Jilin Province

(informal) a very close male friend; best friend; bosom buddies

Amon, the son of Manasseh and King of Judah in the Bible

(Internet slang) darlings; fans; followers; an affectionate way to address a group of people, often used by online sellers to customers. Short form of [[亲爱的们|親愛的們|qin1 ai4 de5 men5]].

darlings, dear friends, or dear customers; a term of endearment used to address a group of people collectively, often used in online social media or customer service contexts

all of you; the whole group of you

The plural second-person reflexive pronoun; used for emphasizing that the listeners or readers are the ones performing an action or being referred to.

the two of them as a married couple

(variant form) Tumen River, a border river between China, North Korea, and Russia

(colloquial) A group of young male friends or peers; buddies.

(variant form) Tumen River, marking the border between China, North Korea, and Russia in Northeast Asia

(colloquial) polite or respectful way to say "you" when addressing more than one person

all of us; everyone among us

we ourselves; our own selves

(dialect) they; them, equivalent to [[他们|他們|ta1 men5]]

a teasing or sometimes derogatory way of referring to an adult or married woman

(colloquial) men of all ages; fathers and brothers

a grown man; a masculine man; a real man

colloquial term for very close or loyal male friends; buddies

(loanword) used at the end of a prayer or to express solemn agreement in Judaism and Christianity