Она

she

ɐ n a → она

pronoun · 3rd-person singular feminine, nominative Uncommon #14,275

she Can also mean “it” when referring to a feminine noun in Russian.

RU: Она читает книгу.

EN: She is reading a book.

Forms of она

“Does she play tennis?” “Yes, she does.”

“She asked about you.” “What did she say?”

“She doesn’t love me anymore!” “What?” “She loves you!”

She loves it.

— Решение уйти (2022)

She knows.

— Париж, я люблю тебя (2006)

“She was asking about you.” — “What did she say?”

She pulled herself together instead of crying all day.

— Беги, Лола, беги (1998)

“She”?.

— Бегущий по лезвию 2049 (2017)

“Where’s my car?” “It’s in the garage.”

They collided, there was a flash—She knows.

— Пятый элемент (1997)

“Did she buy a watch?” “Yes, she did.”

“Do you like her?” “I don’t know.”

“Who is she?” “She’s a teacher.”

“Is she young?” “Yes.”

“She,” not “it.”

— Дом странных детей Мисс Перегрин (2016)

“Where is my wife?” “She’s in prison.”

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