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咱们 (zán men) is an informal pronoun meaning "we, us (including both speaker and listener)". It is used mainly in spoken Chinese.
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咱们 (zán men) is commonly used in informal conversations between people who are familiar with each other, such as family members, friends, and colleagues. It is used to refer to the speaker and the listener together, as a group. It is also used to refer to the speaker and other people who are not present in the conversation. For example, 咱们 (zán men) can be used to refer to the speaker and their family members, or the speaker and their friends. It is also used to refer to the speaker and the listener in the context of a shared experience, such as when talking about a past event.
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Yes, 咱们 (zán men) and 吾们 (wú men) are interchangeable in the meaning of "we, us (including both speaker and listener)". Both words are used in the same way and have the same pronunciation. 咱们 is more commonly used in Mainland China, while 吾们 is more commonly used in Taiwan.
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