彼かれら

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ら

Common wordJLPTN4Freq.FrequencyTop 1,000

Meanings

1

Third-person plural pronoun, typically used for males or mixed-gender groups. Not used for all-female groups, where 彼女ら or 彼女たち is preferred.

いる

。

They run in the park every morning.

彼かれらの意い見けんを聞きかせてください。

Please let me hear their opinion.

彼かの女じょら
彼ら refers to groups of males or mixed gender, while 彼女ら is used specifically for groups of women.
奴やつら
彼ら is a neutral or formal 'they', while 奴ら carries a dismissive or contemptuous tone toward the people referred to.
あれら
彼ら is the standard modern word for 'they' (people), while あれら in this sense is archaic and no longer used in everyday Japanese.

あいつらplain
彼ら is the neutral, polite way to say 'they' for a group of males or mixed people, while あいつら carries a rough, derogatory or overly familiar tone.
こいつらplain
彼ら is the neutral, polite way to say 'they/those people', while こいつら is derogatory and only used casually or contemptuously.

彼かの女じょら
彼女ら refers specifically to a group of women, while 彼ら is the gender-neutral or masculine plural 'they', and learners often mix up which one to use for mixed or all-female groups.

彼かれら
Standard kanji spelling; high-frequency in news and general use.
彼かれ等ら
Alternate kanji spelling using 等 for the plural suffix; less common than 彼ら.

Compound of 彼 (かれ, 'he') + plural suffix ら.