Questions & Answers about वह लड़की टीवी देख रही है।
वह can mean both he/she and that, depending on context.
In this sentence, because the next word is लड़की (girl), the whole phrase वह लड़की most naturally means that girl. In English, depending on the situation, it may also be translated more naturally as she if the girl is already understood from context.
A key point for English speakers: Hindi third-person pronouns do not normally distinguish he and she.
Hindi usually does not mark natural gender in third-person pronouns the way English does. The word वह can refer to he, she, or that.
Instead, you often figure it out from:
- the noun used, such as लड़की (girl),
- verb agreement, such as रही showing feminine,
- or the wider context.
So Hindi often leaves gender to be understood indirectly rather than with a separate pronoun.
Hindi normally uses Subject–Object–Verb order, while English usually uses Subject–Verb–Object.
So:
- वह लड़की = the subject