My native language does not have gendered pronouns. It makes the language simpler and more efficient.
You are a straightforward and practical people
Thank you.
This is the way all language should be. Gendered words of any kind serve absolutely no purpose
I couldn't disagree more, many people may not fit into genders, but most people do and simply knowing whether someone is a man or a woman is very useful. Gendered nouns though, like in French, Spanish, Italian etc. serve no purpose but do encode redundancy into the language which can be very valuable for speaking in loud places
Mine doesn't either (Indonesian). We don't have grammatical tense, we don't have grammatical case, we don't have conjugation, declination and we still have communicate effectively!
Isn't that Jayce from Magic The Gathering?
Least confused planeswalker
a: "What's your pronouns?"
b: "I don't collect pronouns. What's your verbs?"
a: "What?"
b: "What?"
Oh no, I'm declining!
Adverbs
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Are there languages that conjugate verbs differently based on he/she instead of just a general usted? That would be untoldly confusing.
It is confusing when you learn it.
Spanish can be hard to learn when it comes to conjugations, but pronunciation of words is way easier than English.
While spanish doesnt have different conjugations for he/she it does for articles.
Masculine article: El clima (the weather)
Feminine article: La Escuela (the school)
I just had to stop munching on my bugles to check if you had 2 open blue. That was instinctual upon seeing Jace
Verbs shouldn't even be attempted.
*Verbs shouldn't even
Verbs not even
Cries in portuguese language.
French, Italian and Spanish
