2026-10-24 08:56 UTC
that really suck :<
ngl as someone without a gender, learning spanish is such a pain sometimes because for me to even speak gender neutrally (about myself) i basically first have to find how the spanish language queer community does it and none of the teaching material uses it ofc and i am sure if i ever joined a class, i am sure no one else would even know how to speak about me gender neutrally and i’d be dismissed as speaking incorrectly :<
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@trashcroissant@lemmy.blahaj.zone 2026-10-27 23:19
Mexican queer culture uses the -e to replace gendered words, as in: Hola amige, tu eres muy bonite. This follows the rules of the Latin language on which Spanish is based. People might still call it incorrect, but that’d be no different than the idiots who think ‘they’ can’t be singular in English.