Explanation: Latin looks and sounds cool, but it is a Hell Language with infinite declensions and conjugations and other minor grammatical nuances. You want to learn someone's pronouns in Latin? Best get a paper and pad, it'll take a while. Pronouns aren't as important in Latin, though, as it's a pro-drop language. Context usually fills in for pronouns.
Also, mandatory statement that 'they/them' is a perfectly good singular gender-neutral pronoun and I will die on this hill.
'they/them' is a perfectly good singular gender-neutral pronoun and I will die on this hill.
As someone who's first language is not gendered, they are all stupid, but it isn't really "perfectly good singular pronoun" until English speakers accept to grammatically use it like a singular to differentiate it from the plural - e.g he is tall and she has a red shirt -> they is tall and they has a red shirt.
If you are talking about a singular person for more than a sentence it's awkward as hell. They/them is just dumb. There two sexes two genders. We based them in biological sexes and there aren't any others.
Roses are red,
Violets are blue.
Singular they
Pre-dates singular you.Man and woman is made up bro. Think we just found pronouns, and pink is for boys, blue is for girls, on the ground? See, it's funny because that's how colors used to be gendered! It's all made up, none of it actually matters. What matters is not being a dick to people. You should try it.
How can you not at least understand what an intersex person is? People like you don't even understand biology yet it's all you want to talk about. It's actually sad, just sad.
The pronoun "they" has been used to refer to the singular since the beginning of time (or since it started being used in middle and modern English anyhoo). Love, someone with an MA in English Language.
My latin teacher let me pass the grade so i wouldn't need to take latin for "matura" and shine a bad light on him. i put so much more hours into learning latin than in anything else, and it just wouldn't fit into my brain. today i only use is to recognize the roots of words, which is pretty helpful in scientific language and european languages in general
That's me! I got pretty good at it by the end, but learning a language you cannot speak makes it considerably harder to learn.
