liǎ
two (colloquial equivalent of 兩個|两个)
both; some
两 means two, and the person radical (亻) makes it feel personal and colloquial — the kind of 'two' you use when talking about people in everyday speech. Think of it as 'two people, informally.'
我俩一起去买东西吧。
wǒ liǎ yī qǐ qù mǎi dōng xi ba。
Let's the two of us go shopping together.
他俩认识很多年了。
tā liǎ rèn shi hěn duō nián le。
The two of them have known each other for many years.
伎俩
jì liǎng
trick; scheme; ploy
俩钱
liǎ qián
two bits
俩钱儿
liǎ qián r
erhua variant of 倆錢|俩钱[lia3 qian2]
公母俩
gōng mǔ liǎ
husband and wife
咱俩
zán liǎ
the two of us
技俩
variant of 伎倆|伎俩[ji4 liang3]