Gender neutral language in Spanish: Difference between revisions
→New nouns: "amigo/a" is a very common word in Spanish, but it has an unusual spelling change when made gender-neutral due to the way the pronunciation of the letter "g" works.
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(→New nouns: "amigo/a" is a very common word in Spanish, but it has an unusual spelling change when made gender-neutral due to the way the pronunciation of the letter "g" works.) |
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* ''niñ@'', ''niñe'' = boy/girl/child | * ''niñ@'', ''niñe'' = boy/girl/child | ||
* ''novi@'', ''novie'' = boyfriend/girlfriend/datemate | * ''novi@'', ''novie'' = boyfriend/girlfriend/datemate | ||
* ''amig@, amigue'' = friend | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||