二人とも
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Meanings
1
both (people); the two of them
Refers to two people together, often used adverbially to mean 'both' or 'the two of them' in a sentence.
Are both of you doing well?
Both of them had the same opinion.
Usage patterns
- 二人とも〈形容詞〉both (of the two) are ~
Both of them are busy, so it looks like we won't be able to meet until next week.
- 二人とも〈動詞〉both (of the two) do ~
They both got accepted into the same university.
- 二人とも〈名詞〉だboth (of the two) are ~ (a certain type of person)
Both of them are doctors.