他家

他家 (tā jiā) is a Chinese phrase that translates to 'their home' or 'their house.' It refers to the residence of someone else, typically used when talking about others' homes in a general sense.

The character 他 (tā) means 'he' or 'him,' and 家 (jiā) means 'home' or 'family.' Together, they form a possessive construction indicating 'their home,' often used when referring to someone else's dwelling without specifying whose exactly.

他家 is commonly used in everyday conversation when discussing places people live. It can also imply a sense of distance or otherness, as it refers to someone else’s property. In some contexts, it may carry subtle connotations depending on tone and situation.