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Gender neutral language in Spanish: Difference between revisions
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== Nouns == | == Nouns == | ||
In Spanish, every noun is either female or male. None have a truly " | In Spanish, every noun is either female or male. None have a truly "neuter" grammatical gender. There are some kinds of nouns that come close to being gender-neutral in some ways: epicene nouns, common gender nouns, ambiguous gender nouns, and newly-made neutral or genderqueer nouns. | ||
=== Epicene nouns === | === Epicene nouns === | ||