sentences:  The third-person singular pronoun "dia" can mean 'she', 'he' or sometimes 'it', and the object/possessive suffix "-nya" can mean 'her/her(s)', 'him/his' or 'it/its'.For example, "dia mencintainya" means 'she/he loves her/him/it'.Most nouns that refer to people are also gender-neutral, and need to be qualified when gender is to be expressed.