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I just realized that in the Filipino language, we don’t have gender specific pronouns either. 

We just use the word “siya” for he and she. 

So, that’s pretty cool.

2 months ago (48)
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    1. thebodyisonlyavesselforthesoul reblogged this from elijahwood
    2. freezingsapphire reblogged this from emily-the-strange13
    3. lightfilledcorners said: Same in Indonesian!
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    7. flyingwhat said: It’s the same in Finnish, “hän” means both he and she :)
    8. margaeryoftheironthrone said: makes sense that my relatives can say “he” when talking about a woman or vice versa
    9. queezra reblogged this from elijahwood
    10. baratheonstark said: Fuck yes. I love that Tagalog is largely influenced by Spanish but we didn’t get all the confusing stuff that comes with it. The accents, gender specificity, and changing of pronouns and verbs.
    11. book-of-firsts reblogged this from elijahwood and added:
      thank god for one sane language
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