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I also think it is interesting to note (for non natives) that they use the interpunct character in their writing, which is used by some french speakers to 'de-g
by fvdessen 3y ago
I also think it is interesting to note (for non natives) that they use the interpunct character in their writing, which is used by some french speakers to 'de-gender' french, similar to the usage of the singular 'they' in english. (développeur / développeuse -> développeur·euse·s). This practice is coming from the 'intersectional' movement, which is pretty similar to the woke movement in the US. This practice is quite controversial and is currently banned from official use in France and Switzerland. (The interpunct character is not on the keyboard, so it is quite cumbersome to use)
- npteljes 3y agoThat's a very interesting piece of information, thanks for sharing that!