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Gender neutral language in English: Difference between revisions
→Ma'am/Sir
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* "Surname"/'Initial.' 'Surname'; Just the surname. | * "Surname"/'Initial.' 'Surname'; Just the surname. | ||
* 'Initial.' "Surname"; First name's initial followed bu the surname. | * 'Initial.' "Surname"; First name's initial followed bu the surname. | ||
* Friend; neutral, very informal. | |||
* Mx.; neutral, used similar to Mr. Mrs. or Ms. Pronounced [mɪks] or [məks]. | * Mx.; neutral, used similar to Mr. Mrs. or Ms. Pronounced [mɪks] or [məks]. | ||
* Citizen; neutral. | * Citizen; neutral. | ||
*Comrade; neutral, has Socialist, Communist and/or Anarchist connotations. | *Comrade; neutral, has Socialist, Communist and/or Anarchist connotations. | ||
* Laddam; queer, a mix of Lad and Madam. | * Laddam; queer, a mix of Lad and Madam. | ||
* M.; Neutral abbreviation for miss/ms./mrs./mr./mister/ma'am/mx. | * M.; Neutral abbreviation for miss/ms./mrs./mr./mister/ma'am/mx. | ||