It means life on its own. For example, 生日, meaning birthday, can be literally translated as "life day."

生 alone has been used as student for a long time. Examples: 門生 means the disciple of a certain school. 師生 means teachers and students, more concise than 老師和學生.

It means birth or creation. For example "生日" means day of birth, with "日" meaning day and "生" meaning birth.

If the gender of they is unknow or mixed go with the male character

Both male 他 and female 她,( Tā ) have the same pronunciation. In plural form, you need not to be worried about as 他们 and 她们, (Tāmen) both will be translated to 'they'.

He = 他 （Tā）

She = 她 （Tā）

They = 她们，他们 （Tāmen）

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I second this question

It isnt used with adjectives but is used for professions. 我很高兴。我是学生。

I am have the same question

I can teach you spanish. As long as you teach me english

Spanish is the way to go :)

I think it goes after the pronoun?

In english, "Is" and "are" have the same meaning, except "are" is the plural and "is" is singuluar in chinese, you use numbers to convey plurality if required, so the "们” means it is "are" in english, not "is", as they is a plural pronoun.

Two different possible answers. One is they(female) and the other one is they(male)

Ni men is you (plural) Ta men is they (he/she plural)

Wo men is we (I plural)

Yes, because it means to ask a question like do, or are. With out it, it would not be a question.