What does the sentence mean?

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I am young.
I am young.

You are young.
You are young.

He is young.
He is young.

They are young.

1 answer

The sentences express the idea that the subjects (I, you, he, they) are in a state of youth or have a youthful quality. Each sentence is a simple declarative statement indicating the age or vitality of the respective subject. Specifically:

  • "I am young." indicates the speaker is referring to themselves.
  • "You are young." addresses another person directly.
  • "He is young." refers to a male individual.
  • "They are young." refers to a group of people or individuals of unspecified gender.

Overall, the meaning is that each subject is identified as being in a youthful stage of life.