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==Portuguese== | ==Portuguese== | ||
Portuguese, like most of the roman languages, have a lot of gender separation, and the Gender-neutral language is not official and have a lot of variants. | |||
''See also: [[Glossary of Brazilian Portuguese gender and sex terminology]], and [[Glossary of European Portuguese gender and sex terminology]].'' | ''See also: [[Glossary of Brazilian Portuguese gender and sex terminology]], and [[Glossary of European Portuguese gender and sex terminology]].'' | ||
=== Pronous === | |||
the most common form of neutral pronoun is ''Elu/delu'' or ''Ile/Dile. L''ook how to use: | |||
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!Elu | |||
!Tey(singular | |||
) | |||
!Ile | |||
!Tey(singular) | |||
|- | |||
|Delu | |||
|Their(singular) | |||
|Dile | |||
|Their(singular) | |||
|- | |||
|Elus | |||
|They(plural) | |||
|Iles | |||
|They(plural) | |||
|- | |||
|Delus | |||
|Their(plural) | |||
|Diles | |||
|Their(plural) | |||
|} | |||
=== Family Terms === | |||
don't have a consense of the family terms but the most used are: | |||
* '''Mai''' - mom/dad | |||
* '''Irmane''' - brother/sister | |||
These two are the only ones I see | |||
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==Russian== | ==Russian== | ||