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Message definition (Gender neutral language in Swedish)

'na/'enne and 'an/'onom are a shortened, dialectal or old accusative forms of the feminine Swedish pronouns "hon/henne" and the masculine Swedish pronouns "han/honom", 'en could be used for "hen" is a similar way if one uses it in a way that sounds natural, it can also sound natural by 'en being similar to a shortened form of "den".

'na/'enne and 'an/'onom are a shortened, dialectal or old accusative forms of the feminine Swedish pronouns "hon/henne" and the masculine Swedish pronouns "han/honom", 'en could be used for "hen" is a similar way if one uses it in a way that sounds natural.

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	'na and 'an are a shortened, dialectal or old accusative forms of the feminine Swedish pronouns "hon" and the masculine Swedish pronouns "han", 'en could be used for "hen" is a similar way if one uses it in a way that sounds natural.		'na/'enne and 'an/'onom are a shortened, dialectal or old accusative forms of the feminine Swedish pronouns "hon/henne" and the masculine Swedish pronouns "han/honom", 'en could be used for "hen" is a similar way if one uses it in a way that sounds natural.