[bagster]

They may not have pronouns like ‘she’ or ‘her’, but I’m sure they have words for ‘woman’, ‘mother’, ‘sister’. That’s not a gender-free language.

The Duchess of Sangwich is quite dull.

The derps use 'X' in LatniX to replace the 'A' or the 'O' (latina/latino). You see, in the Spanish lengua, words end in either 'a' or 'o' to denote the feminine or the masculine, so in a sense, the words have 'genders'.

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[Jamestown1630]

My argument regarded the notion of a language that was ‘gender free’.

Until about the 1970s, ‘gender’ was generally a grammatical term.

That may have changed; but a language is not just its pronouns, articles, or gender forms of adjectives or nouns; and is not ‘gender free’ even in the modern sense if it has words that designate or distinguish between the male and female in any way.

(Unless you like terms like ‘birthing person’ - which I doubt exist in any language - yet - but perverted English.)