B1 · Grammar reference · ASGPINA4
Comparing "renjia" and "bieren" When referring to other people, we can use both the words 人家 (rénjia) and 别人 (biérén). But 人家 has additional grammatical uses which we will explore in this article.
Keywords 人家 · 别人
Used for Describing people · Expressing attitude
Classification HSK6 Examples (9) Add all sentences to My sentences I don't care about what other people say. Comparing "renjia" and "bieren". When referring to other people, we can use both the words 人家 (rénjia) and 别人 (biérén). But 人家 has additional grammatical uses which we will explore in this article. How could I know what other people are thinking? Comparing "renjia" and "bieren". When referring to other people, we can use both the words 人家 (rénjia) and 别人 (biérén). But 人家 has additional grammatical uses which we will explore in this article. That's other people's business. Why get involved? Comparing "renjia" and "bieren". When referring to other people, we can use both the words 人家 (rénjia) and 别人 (biérén). But 人家 has additional grammatical uses which we will explore in this article. Because I like you! Comparing "renjia" and "bieren". When referring to other people, we can use both the words 人家 (rénjia) and 别人 (biérén). But 人家 has additional grammatical uses which we will explore in this article. You are so annoying! You're always making fun of me. Comparing "renjia" and "bieren". When referring to other people, we can use both the words 人家 (rénjia) and 别人 (biérén). But 人家 has additional grammatical uses which we will explore in this article. Apologize to them now. Comparing "renjia" and "bieren". When referring to other people, we can use both the words 人家 (rénjia) and 别人 (biérén). But 人家 has additional grammatical uses which we will explore in this article. Look how smart he is! Comparing "renjia" and "bieren". When referring to other people, we can use both the words 人家 (rénjia) and 别人 (biérén). But 人家 has additional grammatical uses which we will explore in this article. How many households are here in this neighborhood? Comparing "renjia" and "bieren". When referring to other people, we can use both the words 人家 (rénjia) and 别人 (biérén). But 人家 has additional grammatical uses which we will explore in this article. There are only ten households left in this village. Comparing "renjia" and "bieren". When referring to other people, we can use both the words 人家 (rénjia) and 别人 (biérén). But 人家 has additional grammatical uses which we will explore in this article. Further resources
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