No. 8,260 in Chinese
il
The syllable "il" is not a standalone word in Chinese. It may stem from a misunderstanding or transliteration.
In a sentence
他是我的朋友。
He is my friend.
In this sentence, '他' (tā) serves as the third-person singular pronoun for 'he', demonstrating its use as a subject in a simple identificatory statement.
昨天他去看电影。
Yesterday, he went to see a movie.
Here, '他' (tā) is used as the subject to express an action conducted by a third-person singular male individual.
我们要帮助他。
We need to help him.
In this instance, '他' (tā) is used as the object in the sentence, indicating who is receiving the action of being helped.
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