Gender neutral language in French: Difference between revisions

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    Like all Romance languages, French has many gendered markers in nouns and adjectives. This page explains the different strategies that are used to be as neutral as possible with this language.
    The evolution of language is marked by an ongoing interplay between tradition and innovation. In the intricate tapestry of linguistic transformations, neologisms — newly coined words or phrases — and the retrieval of archaic substantives represent an essential element shaping the lexicon. Historical antecedents, contemporary linguistic theories, and emerging practices set the stage for the adoption and assimilation of new linguistic constructs. As language continues to evolve in response to societal shifts, these discussions serve as testament to the ongoing evolution of the French language in its quest for inclusivity.


    == Non neologisms ==
    == Non neologisms ==
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