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You could use "it" as a non gendered pronoun. But you don't have to. "it" is considered impolite, something you don't use for something you treasure. Furthermo
by sbaiddn 4y ago
You could use "it" as a non gendered pronoun.
But you don't have to. "it" is considered impolite, something you don't use for something you treasure. Furthermore English has a perfectly long history of referring to countries as shes. This has fallen in disuse in the past 50 years as we've gotten fussy about the sexes. But it is certainly not incorrect or foreign to English.
- dirtyid 4y ago>"it" is considered impolite Basically this. I generally try to use variant of 2/3 letter country code instead of pronounces to reduce repetition, but IN/IND sounds awkward.