Questions & Answers about tā huì chàng.
她 means she/her in writing, while 他 means he/him.
A very important point: in spoken Mandarin, both 她 and 他 are pronounced exactly the same: tā. So if you only hear the sentence, you cannot tell the gender from pronunciation alone. The distinction is mainly visible in writing.
There is also 它 for it, and it is also pronounced tā.
It is pronounced:
- 她 — tā (1st tone)
- 会 — huì (4th tone)
- 唱 — chàng (4th tone)
So the full sentence is:
tā huì chàng
A rough English-style guide would be something like:
- tā: tah with a high, steady pitch
- huì: hway said sharply, falling
- chàng: like chahng with a falling tone
Here, 会 is a modal verb meaning to know how to, to be able to, or can because of learned ability.
So in this sentence, 会唱 means can sing / knows how to sing.
This use often suggests that the ability comes from learning, skill, or acquired knowledge.