Language has gendered words

>language has gendered words

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>can't learn gendered words

Must have inherited that sheep brain from your mom

Waiter-waitress
Blond-blonde
Brunet-brunette
Heir-heiress

What is the use of "table" having a gender?

benis and bagina :DDD

It helps (a very very small amount) with context
I think he meant more inanimate things

these refer to people so it's ok
inanimate objects shouldn't have gender
why refer to a table as a "he"

It is classification. I ain't gotta explain shit.

>language has he/she
disgusting PATRIARCHY

>language has regular conjugation

>rhymes
>being able to refer to a kind of object by it
It also works with how syllables and intonation work in Portuguese(not 100% sure about Italian and French though, Spanish does it as well)

>not being an agglutinative language
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butifel

Dumb anglo

thinking about learning finnish makes me hurt

>language has gendered pronouns

>language has articles

>males and females have different adjectives
>say the female one in class by mistake and the teacher laughs and asks when I became a girl

Anglos always do this kek

>females add an e at the end of the word when it's in the past tense sometimes
>accidentally do this and the teacher asks when I grew a vagina

>his language doesn't have clusivity
Absolutely barbaric

could be nip speak with all their politeness addons and shit gozaimasu~

I'm honestly curious, how do modern feminists handle languages that gender inanimate objects?

French has far bigger difficulties desu

je connais ;-(

Can talk for french and portuguese. They managed it as cancerous as they could
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_neutrality_in_languages_with_grammatical_gender#Spanish_and_Portuguese

Makes me also think about how some of the gender neutral people use they/them pronouns but in languages like French they have feminine and masculine versions of the words for they (Ils/Elles)

It clearly has four penises underneath it

how do you fit 4 gays on a barstool?
turn it upside down :DDDD

>language doesn't have gendered words
literally orc speech

if it's a she you can ask the table out for a date
if it's a he you shouldn't ask the table out for a date because that's a bit gay

Russian am I right?

Yes Finbro. O means He/She/It at the same time. :) Any language doesn't use vowel harmony is barbaric.

>language has four levels of politeness

but aren't these terms somewhat arbitrary, I mean if tomorrow we all start calling the catagories banana and melon it wouldn't change a thing.

Grammatical gender isn't the same as the genders of people.

>old english has gendered words
>norman conquest happens
>they speak a gendered language
>english loses its genders
>english adopts dozens of gendered words from romance languages
bloody hell chaps

>his language doesn't have compound words

Embarrasing.

This.

A table is clearly a she.

>language has pronouns but hides them by removing the spaces
heh

kek. Why do you always default to female, anyway? The male is the usual gender-neutral.

Hillary Clinton still has "pantsuit aficionado" instead of "aficionada" as well. Dumb fucking cunt.

The cunty ones ask that you repeat every adjective/noun, i.e. "to the interested" would be "para os interessados", but they insist on "para os interessados e para as interessadas".

EVERYONE, even leftards, mocks these people.

No one uses even quarter of that shit.

Just browsered it through, more like not even 90% of that.

>language has fewer than two verbs to be

Because the teacher was female and she only said the male version once as an example.

>la neozelandANA señores
AAAJAJAJSKAKSJAKSJAJJAJAJSKSKSJSJSJAJSKSKSKAJSKAKJSKSSAKKSKAJSJJAJSJSKSJSJSAJSKSKJAKAJSKAKSKAJJAKAJSKKKA

>language has articles

>oh yeah that looks easy eno-
>"here are the exceptions (a big ass list), memorize them"

french in a nutshell

>Language has over 150 possible endings for any given verb
>There are irregulars that break all the patterns
SPQR master race laughs at you brainlets

>Blond-blonde
>Brunet-brunette
lmao what the fuck

>tfw being turkroach in france
The he/she, while in my opinion suboptimal, at least you can just deal with it, and thankfully "he" is set as default more so than in English. However the articles are killing me. I barely get why they even need to exist let alone have arbitrary genders. I doubt I will ever learn them fully.

english too, but there may be a reason for that

then again french is the only (european)language I know of where you need to take a separate class for pronunciation

It's bad manners to put your elbows on the table, so by calling it he, we make it gay to touch the table. The door is a she, it's ok to touch her.
The wall is a she, you can lean against her. The floor is a he, it's fucking gay to sit on the floor.
Every alcoholic beverage aside from beer is a he, it's gay to drink anything but beer.

>wrapping your lips around a bottle of a male substance

the bottle is a she.

The table is a she
Don't you see she's always on her four?

Give an example ?

Makes sense.

Always beware of words ending with A in Portuguese/Spanish/Italian

>yfw austronesian languages are easiest to learn
:3

8w

>trying to learn French
>have to memorise countless articles