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What do you use to refer to a "him" or "her" in japanese?
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彼 (kare; him) and 彼女 (kanojo; her) or just the name of the person.
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I think so, yes. Nothing if the listener knows who it is from the context > the name if you know it > kare/kanojo
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him 彼の かれの kareno
her 彼女の かのじょの kanojono
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That is him car. あれは彼の車です。 are wa kare no kuruma desu.
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@Kage0x3B SO Sorry!!!! 勘違いしました。looool Thank you so much.
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We sometimes use あのひと（あいつ rude） as him/ her.
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I don't like him very well. わたし、あの人はあまり好きじゃないな。
Why? I like him. なんで？おれはあいつ好きだよ。
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@The_Loner_Artist is that really used outside of maybe Anime? :D
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