sebas
Am I the baddie?
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- Dec 20, 2015
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I suspect a lot of languages have it, but no one realizes that the word can be used for people, instead of just linguistically. For example, in Lithuanian, the linguistic gender is called "giminė" - which directly translates to something like kindred, tribe, family, race. I am although surprised now, since I just google translated and one of the translations for giminė is gender, which I would never ever ever associate with the word.Really? In Serbo-Croat it actually fits very neatly. Gender afaik originates in linguistics and was imported into other disciplines from there so I'm surprised that there's no word in Bulgarian for gendered language especially since all Slavic languages are gendered.In Bulgarian for example(and probably most slavic languages) gender and sex are one word and the sorosoids need to use loanwords for that and it sounds retarded.
I don't even know that we have these pronouns in robmanian. I did a google and all I could find was an article about some fag romanian forum where some fags wrote how they want to be called. In robmanian words are either male, female as per their suffix. And they want to change the suffix to X. As in, like Melon Musk did with his blue dildo.
So instead of "autor" (male writer) or "autoare" (female writer) they want to say "autorX"