The speaker and the person being spoken to; same as [[咱们俩|咱們倆|zan2 men5 lia3]].

we two; both of us

a trick or scheme used to deceive others; underhanded means or a clever ploy

they two; those two people

The two of them; both of them; a contracted form of [[他们|他們|ta1 men5]] combined with the number [[两|兩|liang3]]

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

(colloquial) two brothers; a pair of brothers

(colloquial) a father and his son or daughter; also used more broadly for a male elder and a member of the younger generation, such as a grandfather and grandchild or an uncle and nephew/niece

sinister or devilish stratagem; underhanded means used to harm others secretly

literally "three melons and two dates"; refers to a tiny amount of money or something small and insignificant not worth mentioning

a small sum of money; two bits; a tiny amount of cash

evil tactics or sinister schemes; underhanded methods used to deceive people

a small sum of money; two bits

the two of them as a married couple

(colloquial) husband and wife; a couple

a young married couple, often used to describe those who are affectionate with one another; also written as [[小两口|小兩口|xiao3 liang3 kou3]]

tricky maneuver; intrigue; scheme; often implies using underhanded methods or ploys

deceitful tricks or malicious underhanded tactics; literally the tricks of an inhabitant of the realm of ghosts