"She drinks tea."
Translation:她喝茶。
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他 and 她 are both pronounced tā.
The individual symbols, known as radicals, have meaning, and they can be useful when trying to work out the meaning of an unfamiliar character. For example, given 也 means also, 人 means man and 女 means woman, you can guess that 他 means something like other man, 她 other woman. 子 means child; it is good for a mother and child to be together, therefor 好 means good. That being said, links like these can be tenuous at best- you're better off using a dictionary to make sure.
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Do you know any useful source or good dictionary to study those radicals? To beginners they are a bit complex without this knowledge, at least to people like me.
I'm not really sure, but what confuses me is how sometimes they leave out words or mix them up, like if I have a sentence that says 'you eat eat fish' logicly and it means 'do you eat fish?' Does any body know why it's like that?