Well, the third person pronoun means "he, she, it". It is used in many dialects (Cantonese, northern Fujian dialect, Hakka dialect, Gan dialect, Wu dialect, etc.). ). Among them, qú is the dictionary pronunciation, keoi5 is the Cantonese pronunciation, Hakka usually reads ji/gi/gu, and Gan has more pronunciations.
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Gan dialect: He, read, Chinese pinyin read gê (vowel is the same as Gan dialect "Ye"), read "T? I "(Ji), also known as" channel "and" syncope ". For example, "I miss my grandfather, dew and frost, and cut the thorns."
Gan dialect in Hubei and some dialects in Huanggang and Anqing in Anhui. Male ... Pronunciation is ㄝˇ, Chinese Pinyin is ê i, and Hubei Wuxue is hey.
Qú is the pronunciation of this word in Putonghua input method, and the actual pronunciation is the distance. "They" is generally transliterated as "mew".