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"They" in Latin depends upon what you're talking about.
If at least one of the people or things you are talking about is masculine you say "ei".
If at least one of the people or things you are talking about is feminine, and there are no masculine things in the group, you say "eae".
If all of the things you are talking about are neuter (i.e. have no gender), then you say "ea".
The same system applies for the word "them" rather than "they".
At least one masculine: "eos"
At least one feminine and no masculine: "eas"
All neuter: "ea"
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