Họ săn ở đây.

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Breakdown of Họ săn ở đây.

• đây: here
• họ: they
• săn: to hunt

Questions & Answers about Họ săn ở đây.

What does họ mean, and is it always they?

Họ usually means they or them when talking about a group of people.

A few useful notes:

• It is a third-person plural pronoun.
• It is commonly used for people, not usually for animals or things.
• Unlike English, Vietnamese pronouns often depend on social relationship, age, and tone, but họ is a fairly neutral way to say they.

In this sentence, họ is the subject: the people doing the action.

What does săn mean here?

Săn most commonly means to hunt.

Depending on context, it can also be used more broadly in expressions like:

• săn thú = hunt animals
• săn ảnh = hunt for photos / photograph in a searching way
• săn việc = job-hunt
• săn sale = hunt for bargains

But in Họ săn ở đây, the most natural basic meaning is simply They hunt here.

Why is the word order Họ săn ở đây instead of something else?

Vietnamese often follows a Subject + Verb + Location pattern here:

• Họ = subject
• săn = verb
• ở đây = location phrase

So the structure is:

They + hunt + here

This is very similar to English in this case, which makes the sentence fairly straightforward.