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If you are saying how does someone with a thick Chinese accent say "the" in English, then they are most likely going to omit the "th" sound and replace it with a "d".
So it would sound more like "deh" instead of "the", or "dee" instead of "the".
If you mean the Chinese equivalent for "the" in English, then the closest to that equivalent is 那個 (Nàgè).
It actually means "that" (pronoun), but it can also act as "the" (article).
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