Their Meaning in English
word
/ˈðɛɹ/
THAIR
/ðˈeə/
THAIR
Definition
A possessive pronoun used to show that something belongs to or is related to the people or things previously mentioned.
Usage & Nuances
Used only as a possessive adjective before nouns; never used alone. Commonly confused with "there" (place) and "they're" (they are). Used to refer to plural owners.
Spanish: su/susPortuguese (BR): seu/sua/seus/suasPortuguese (PT): seu/sua/seus/suasChinese (Simplified): 他们的 - 她们的 - 它们的Chinese (Traditional): 他們的 - 她們的 - 它們的Hindi: उनका - उनकी - उनकेArabic: لهم - خاصتهمBengali: তাদেরRussian: ихJapanese: 彼らの - 彼女らのVietnamese: của họKorean: 그들의Turkish: onlarınUrdu: ان کاIndonesian: mereka
Example Sentences
Their car is very fast.
basic
The children played with their toys.
basic
I saw their house yesterday.
basic
Their opinion matters a lot to me.
natural
I couldn't find their answer in the email.
natural
Their team always plays with great energy.
natural