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Message definition (Gender neutral language in Swedish)

'''Note 1:''' "Enby" and "enban" are not standardized words in Swedish, but are loanwords from English to fill the gap of nonbinary inclusive language.

Note 1: "Enby" and "enban" are not standardized words in Swedish, but are loanwords from English to fill the gap of nonbinary inclusive language.

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	~~<nowiki>*</nowiki>The words~~ "~~enby~~" and "enban" ~~were made for nonbinary people specifically~~, but ~~could be used by nonbinary intersex people who identify with it. They can also be used by parents for their intersex children as~~ to ~~recognize them being intersex (them not being binary) and as to not force them to be a "girl" or a "boy", while also giving them nouns to use for themselves~~ the ~~same way girls and boys get to~~.		'''Note 1:''' "Enby" and "enban" are not standardized words in Swedish, but are loanwords from English to fill the gap of nonbinary inclusive language.