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| In a world where over a third of all languages use gender-specific grammar, non-binary people are looking for innovative solutions. 00:09 - Being gender-neutral in English 00:17 - The problem posed by grammatical gender 00:43 - Innovative solutions Read Johnson, The Economist’s language column: https://econ.st/3rwxcpF Find out why you have an accent in a foreign language: https://econ.st/48skXLr Watch our film on how to sound like a local when you speak a foreign language: https://econ.st/465vQ4l Sign up to The Economist’s daily newsletters: https://econ.st/3QAawvI Sign up to 1843’s newsletter, The Extraordinary Story: https://econ.st/3OdEkys Read more about how languages with grammatical gender handle non-binary people: https://econ.st/464gLQh Find out which languages take the longest to learn? https://econ.st/48mwdsG Read about why God’s pronouns are causing conniptions in Britain: https://econ.st/46clJLe |
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