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First-person plural pronoun used by the speaker(s) to refer to themselves and possibly others.
我们喜欢学习中文。
We like learning Chinese.
这是我们的教室。
This is our classroom.
Used in both formal and informal contexts. In Chinese, the plural form '我们' is often used even when referring to a single person in a humble or modest way (e.g., in academic or professional settings).
The plural suffix '们' (men) is only used with pronouns in Chinese. For nouns, simply add the noun itself to indicate plurality (e.g., 'students' is 学生, not 学生们 unless emphasizing plurality).
Use '我们' (wǒmen) to refer to yourself and others. It is the most common way to say 'we' in Chinese. Avoid using it when the subject is already clear from the context to prevent redundancy.
The character '我' (wǒ) means 'I' or 'me', and '们' (men) is a plural suffix added to pronouns to indicate plurality. The combination '我们' literally means 'we' or 'us'.
In Chinese, '我们' is the standard way to say 'we' or 'us'. The plural suffix '们' is only used with pronouns (e.g., 我们, 你们, 他们) and not with nouns (e.g., 'students' is 学生们, not 学生们). Avoid overusing '我们' in contexts where the subject is already clear to avoid redundancy.