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Gender neutral language in French: Difference between revisions

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|cop<u>ain</u>
|cop<u>ain</u>
|copin<u>e</u>
|copin<u>e</u>
|copinn [kɔp<u>ɛ̃n</u>], ''cop<u>aine</u>'' [kɔpɛn]
|copainn [kɔp<u>ɛ̃n</u>], ''cop<u>aine</u>'' [kɔpɛn]
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|''citoyan''
|''citoyan''
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!-un/-une
!-un/-une<sup>1</sup>
|brun [bʁ<u>œ̃</u>]
|brun [bʁ<u>œ̃</u>]
|brune [bʁy<u>n</u>]
|brune [bʁy<u>n</u>]
|brunn [bʁ<u>œ̃n</u>]
|brunn [bʁ<u>œ̃n</u>]
|''bran''
|braine, ''bran''
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!-un/-une<sup>2</sup>
|opportun [ɔpɔʁt<u>œ̃</u>]
|opportune [ɔpɔʁty<u>n</u>]
|opportunn [ɔpɔʁt<u>œ̃n</u>]
|opportaine
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!-on/-onne
!-on/-onne
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|oblongue
|oblongue
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|oblonc
|oblonk
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!-c/-che
!-c/-che
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