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[ English

[ Pronunciation

• (Stressed) enPR: thĕm, IPA: /ðɛm/, SAMPA: /DEm/
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• (Unstressed) enPR: thəm/, IPA: ðəm/, SAMPA: D@m/
•  Audio (US) unstressed, in the phrase "see them"^{help, file}

  Rhymes: -ɛm

[ Pronoun

[ Usage notes

• For notes on the usage referring to a person of unspecified gender, see the usage notes for they.

[ Related terms

• their
• theirs
• they
• themself
• themselves

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• Arabic: هم (hum)
• Czech: nim (after preposition), jim (indirect object), je (direct object)
• Dutch: hen f., hun
• Esperanto: ili (after preposition), al ili (indirect object), ilin (direct object)
• Finnish: heidät, heitä, heille
• French: (after preposition) eux m., elles f., (indirect object) leur, (indirect object, emphatic) leur ... à eux m., leur ... à elles f., (indirect object with an imperative verb) leur, (direct object) les, (direct object, emphatic) les ... eux m., les ... elles f.

  Note: In French, the masculine form is used to refer to a group of people or things that include at least one male or at least one masculine noun respectively, or when the sexes or genders are unknown; the feminine form is used only when all the people or things in the group referred to are known to be female or feminine, respectively.

  Examples:

  After preposition: It is for them — C'est pour eux; C’est pour elles

  Indirect object: She tells them her name — Elle leur dit son nom; She gives the book to them — Elle leur donne le livre

  Indirect object, emphatic: She gives the book to them — Elle leur donne le livre à eux; Elle leur donne le livre à elles

  Indirect object with an imperative verb: Give it to them — Donnez-le-leur

  Direct object: She hates them — Elle les déteste

  Direct object, emphatic: She loves them — Elle les aime, eux; Elle les aime, elles

• German: sie, ihnen
• Hungarian: őket, azokat
• Irish: iad; emphatic iadsan
• Italian: (after preposition) loro, (indirect object) loro, gli (colloquial), (indirect object, emphatic) a loro, (indirect object with an imperative verb) loro, gli (colloquial; becomes glie- when used with a direct object), (direct object) li m., le f., (direct object, emphatic) loro

  Note: In Italian, the masculine form is used to refer to a group of people or things that include at least one male or at least one masculine noun respectively, or when the sexes or genders are unknown; the feminine form is used only when all the people or things in the group referred to are known to be female or feminine, respectively.

  Examples:

  After preposition: It is for them — É per loro

  Indirect object: Maria tells them her name — Maria dice loro il suo nome; Maria gli dice il suo nome

  Indirect object, emphatic: Maria gives thee book to them — Maria dà il libro a loro

  Indirect object with an imperative verb, used without a direct object: Write to them — Scrivi loro; Scrivigli; Tell them — Di' loro; Digli

  Indirect object with an imperative verb, used with a direct object: Send it to them — Spediscilo loro; Spedisciglielo; Give it to them — Dallo loro; Daglielo

  Direct object: Maria wants them - Maria li vuole; Maria le vuole

  Direct object, emphatic: Maria wants them — Maria vuole loro

• Japanese: 彼らを (かれらを, karera o)
• Korean: 그들을 (geudeuleul), 그들에게 (geudeulege)
• Manx: ad, emphatic: adsyn
• Novial: les m., f. or n., los m., las f., lus n.
• Portuguese: os, lhes
• Russian: их (iχ), им (im), ими (ími)
• Slovak: im (dative), ich (accusative)
• Spanish: les (direct object); a ellos m., a ellas f. (indirect object); ellos m., ellas f. (after preposition)
• Swedish: dem