How do you express you in classical Chinese?

If: can be translated as "you", "your", "you", "your".

Example: Laugh and say: "If you are a servant, how can you be rich?" (Chen Shi Shijia);

And: the ancient Tong "er", which can be translated as "you", "your", "you", "your".

For example: the return of the son, the death of the parents. (Chinese Wu Language);

Er: can be translated as "you", "your", "your", "your", "your".

Example: Kang Su said angrily: "Er'an dares to shoot lightly." Thou: You can be translated as "you", "yours", "you", "yours".

Example: Worse, you don't benefit. ("The Fool Moves the Mountain");

F: The usage is the same as "you", which can be translated as "you", "your", "you", "your".

Example: Zi said: "From, what does the girl know?" Knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing, and knowing is knowing. (Analects of Politics).

You are expressed in classical Chinese:

1. If: can be translated as "you", "your", "you", "your".

Example: Laugh and say: "If you are a servant, how can you be rich?" (Chen Shi Shijia);

Translation: Where do you come of riches, a hired farmer?

2. And: the ancient same as "er", which can be translated as "you", "your", "you", "your".

Example: "And Weng Changquan, move me to Beijing, then you serve your mother day and night." "Remembering Wang Zhongsu Gongao".

Translation: Your father was the chief of the ministry and transferred me to the official position in the capital, so that you can serve your mother all the time.

3. Er: can be translated as "you", "Your", "Your", "You", "Your", "Your".

Example: "What do you know?" "The Battle of the Cuisine

Translation: What do you know?

4. Ru: can be translated as "you", "your", "you", "your".

Example: Worse, you don't benefit. ("The Fool Moves the Mountain");

Translation: Your lack of intelligence is too much.

5. Female: The usage is the same as "you", which can be translated as "you", "your", "you", "your".

Example: Zi said: "From, what does the girl know?" Knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing, and knowing is knowing. (Analects of Politics).

Translation: Confucius said:"Ziyu, do I know your teachings? To know is to know, not to know is not to know, this is to know.

Er, Qing, Gong, Ruo, Son, Daughter, You, Jun, He.

1. Pi pinyin: bǐ

Definition: 1. Demonstrative pronouns. That; That (as opposed to "this"): Time.

2. Personal pronouns. Counterpart; He: Knowing oneself and knowing oneself.

Second, sub pinyin: qīng

Interpretation: 1. In ancient times, it referred to children, and now it refers specifically to sons: women.

2. Fruits and seeds of plants: vegetables.

3. Animal eggs: fish. Silkworm.

3. Gong Pinyin: gōng

Interpretation: Fourth, if pinyin: ruò

Interpretation: 1. If, if: if it is. If. If. If there is love in the sky, the sky will be old.

2. Such as, like: the year is similar. Peaceful. There was no one around. Turn a deaf ear to. The door is like a city.

3. You, you: Ruoxian. "If it is more served, if it is refuted, what is it? ”

Five, female pinyin: rǔ

Paraphrasing: literary pronouns, you: etc. Where will we go from here?

"You" is the second person, and the second person pronouns in classical Chinese mainly include "you", "female", "er", "if", "and", and "nai".

1. Ru: can be translated as "you", "yours (yours, yours)".

Example: Worse, you don't benefit. ("The Fool Moves the Mountain");

2. Female: The usage is the same as "you", which can be translated as "you" and "yours (you, yours)".

Example: Zi said: "From, what does the girl know?" Knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing, and knowing is knowing. (Analects of Politics).

3. Er: It can be translated as "you", "yours (you, yours)" for example: Kang Su said angrily: "Er'an dares to shoot lightly." (Oil Sellers).

4. If: can be translated as "you", "yours (yours, yours)".

Example: Laugh and say: "If you are a servant, how can you be rich?" (Chen Shi Shijia);

5. And: the ancient same as "er", which can be translated as "you", "yours (you, yours)" for example: the son returns, and the life of his parents is gone. (Chinese Wu Language);

6. Nai: can be translated as "you", "yours". For example, the king set the Central Plains Day in the north, and the family sacrifice did not forget to tell Naiweng. (Lu You's "Shi'er").

Note: Female (you), er, if can be used as the subject, definite, object. However, it is rarely used as a subject, cannot be used as an object, and is generally only used as a definite sentence.

7. Zi: In ancient times, he was called a teacher or a moral and learned person. Relatively speaking, the term "Jun" is relatively broad.

Example: The son said on the river: "The deceased is like Sifu", reluctant to give up day and night! (The Analects).

8. Nai: can be translated as "you", "yours".

In ancient times, you were called by the following names: you, er, gong, king, son, lord, lord, step, etc.

1.汝, pinyin: rǔ

Meaning: you, mostly used to refer to peers or juniors.

2.Er, pinyin: ěr

Meaning: refers to personal pronouns. You, yours.

3.公, pinyin: gōng

Meaning: You, refers to the honorific title for people.

4.君, pinyin: jūn

Meaning: equivalent to "you", it is an honorific title for people, usually for people with good moral character and morality, they are called gentlemen.

5.子, pinyin: zǐ

Meaning: refers to you, such as: holding the hand of the son, growing old with the son.

6.Your Excellency, pinyin: gé xià

1. Errěr

1. Shake you, your: Father.

2. So: occasionally.

3. That, its (refers to time): time.

4. That's it, that's it (also known as "eared ants He Shi").

2. Ru rǔ 1, you: stuffy limbs and you.

2. Surname. 3. Female.

女nǚ1, female, as opposed to "male".

2. Take the daughter as the wife of the person (old pronunciation nǜ).

3. Star name, one of the 28 Nakshatras.

女rǔ: Ancient with "ru", you.

Fourth, if ruò

1. If, if: if.

2. Such as, like: the year is similar.

3. You, you: Ruoxian.

Five, is nǎi

1. Talent. 2. Yes, for.

3. Actually. 4. So, just.

5. You, your: the Father.