"它六岁。"
Translation:It is six years old.
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812
Actually, 牠,它 and 祂 can all be used in Simplified Chinese, they're all still ㄊㄚ/Tā (I double checked on my keyboard) but it's kind of like 妳,it can be used in both but Chinese people prefer to just use “你”
812
Because that would be saying that they are "a six year old" as if you're an object called "six years old" Like if you said "我是一隻貓” (I am a cat) you would be saying that you are physically a cat. Sorry, my explination is bad but I tried. I hope that helps.
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How are we supposed to know which "ta" when typing pinyin? This should accept all forms of ta as an answer.
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It's not just you. Someone else mentioned it, and I hear that too. I assume it's some sort of error in the program, since it marked me correct when I said 岁 (sui) instead. So I simply reported it.