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Interesting, I didn't know that, makes sense :-) Though I haven't felt the need for this so far, nothing comparable in French, annoying to have to stop to say
by jraph 4y ago
Interesting, I didn't know that, makes sense :-)
Though I haven't felt the need for this so far, nothing comparable in French, annoying to have to stop to say the equivalent of "he or she, btw?". I guess we could use iel now. Still sounds new and weird to most people but it might become familiar at some point.
- blep_ 4y agoI've seen people using -@ as a suffix in Spanish to cover both the -a and -o forms of gendered words. I have no idea how it's pronounced, and it's probably comically inconvenient in actual use, but I have to admit it looks mildly clever.