Gender neutral language: Difference between revisions

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 ==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]].''
-<!-- ===Pronouns=== -->
+=== Pronous ===
-<!-- ===Titles=== -->
+the most common form of neutral pronoun is ''Elu/delu'' or ''Ile/Dile. L''ook how to use:
-<!-- ===Family terms=== -->
+{|
-<!-- ===Professions=== -->
+|+Neutral pronoun
+!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
+<!-- ===Titles=== --><!-- ===Professions=== -->
 <!-- ===Descriptions=== -->
 <!-- ===Other terms=== -->
 ==Russian==