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The character 俩, written as 倆 in traditional form, combines the semantic radical 亻 (person) with the component 两/兩, meaning "two". It functions as a fused numeral-measure word meaning "two people" or "both", eliminating the need for a separate classifier. This character is primarily colloquial, often appearing in spoken language and dialects to refer to a pair of closely associated individuals. Its use is restricted to people or personified entities, distinguishing it from general counters for objects or animals.
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我们俩是朋友。
你俩明天过来吧。
他们俩在公园散步。
姐妹俩长得真像。
就我们俩知道这个秘密。
这兄弟俩的性格完全不同。
夫妻俩省吃俭用供孩子上学。
咱们俩把这些问题仔细讨论一下。