@LVGHSTmusic I'm learning French and visit France every year since my girlfriend is French and was wondering if French non-binary folks are working on coming up with some gender neutral pronouns :')

@NicheTales there's iel or ielle and inclusive writing but it's rly not mainstream rn!

@LVGHSTmusic broke: grammatical gender woke: grammatical animacy

@LVGHSTmusic Guilty ✋ 😐

@LVGHSTmusic portuguese!! ughh 😔 professor is male, professora is female its so nonsense

@LVGHSTmusic @ Spanish can fight me

@LVGHSTmusic @msrenai21 I wish my country's language had they/them x')

@LVGHSTmusic romanian is like this too but we also have a third neutral gender lol

@LVGHSTmusic @FaeriSami Dutch you sonofa bitz

@LVGHSTmusic German is weird, because the term for Her, Them and You (formal form) is always Sie. Sie ist nett. > She is nice. Sie sind nett. > They are nice. or You are nice. (formal) Feeling bad for my NB friends.

@LVGHSTmusic @javorbandita haha that's why hungarian is good, we don't have gendered pronouns and such, he/she/it is juts "Ő"

@LVGHSTmusic Finnish language is quite gender neutral, except some words are feminine or masculine

@LVGHSTmusic @icedcitruss smiles in indonesian where pronouns arent gendered at all

@LVGHSTmusic Russian... Oof...

@LVGHSTmusic @CharlieArlet Polish. . .

@LVGHSTmusic Portuguese as well

@LVGHSTmusic @viadoeloquente

@LVGHSTmusic lmao pronouns in my language are so role specific you can probably figure out who's the hero and who's the villain in a conversation. but it's not necessarily gendered. so come learn vietnamese. it's very expressive and customizable.