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Those words are differentiated on the object, not the gender of the speaker.
by WillPostForFood 5y ago
Those words are differentiated on the object, not the gender of the speaker.
- ggrrhh_ta 5y agoI was trying to give an example similar to obrigado/obrigada in English.
- WillPostForFood 5y agoOK, but neither are examples of language being different based on the speaker, they are both based on gender of the object, whether is is contextually yourself, or another.