谁 shéi who
shéi (who) and shuí (who) - the same word, not two meanings; shéi is the everyday reading and shuí the formal one most computer voices use
怎么记住“谁”: 讠 words + 隹 pigeon = who. Angry words fly across the square when a pigeon lands on the mayor's hat, and he shouts "Tell me who fed this bird!"
部件结构
谁 = 讠 words + 隹 pigeon
- 讠 words
- 隹 pigeon
Angry words fly across the square when a pigeon lands on the mayor's hat, and he shouts "Tell me who fed this bird!"
用法
- 'Who / whom' - 你是谁? (nǐ shì shéi) who are you? The answer simply drops into 谁's place: 他是老师.
- Also read shuí, especially in more formal or written speech - same word.
例句
- 他是谁？ Tā shì shéi?Who is he?
- 是谁发现了万有引力？ Shì shéi fāxiànle wànyǒu yǐnlì?Who discovered universal gravitation?