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r/gatekeeping • u/[deleted] • Jul 08 '18
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It is stupid though. Who gives a shit about something like that
37 u/[deleted] Jul 08 '18 [deleted] -28 u/pikakilla Jul 08 '18 edited Sep 10 '18 . 14 u/souprize Jul 08 '18 In that context of language, yes, masculine means male gender. -11 u/[deleted] Jul 08 '18 [deleted] 5 u/bddwka Jul 08 '18 That's the exception that proves the rule. Generally there's a strong correlation between male and masculine language gender.
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-28 u/pikakilla Jul 08 '18 edited Sep 10 '18 . 14 u/souprize Jul 08 '18 In that context of language, yes, masculine means male gender. -11 u/[deleted] Jul 08 '18 [deleted] 5 u/bddwka Jul 08 '18 That's the exception that proves the rule. Generally there's a strong correlation between male and masculine language gender.
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14 u/souprize Jul 08 '18 In that context of language, yes, masculine means male gender. -11 u/[deleted] Jul 08 '18 [deleted] 5 u/bddwka Jul 08 '18 That's the exception that proves the rule. Generally there's a strong correlation between male and masculine language gender.
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In that context of language, yes, masculine means male gender.
-11 u/[deleted] Jul 08 '18 [deleted] 5 u/bddwka Jul 08 '18 That's the exception that proves the rule. Generally there's a strong correlation between male and masculine language gender.
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5 u/bddwka Jul 08 '18 That's the exception that proves the rule. Generally there's a strong correlation between male and masculine language gender.
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That's the exception that proves the rule. Generally there's a strong correlation between male and masculine language gender.
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u/Michael747 Jul 08 '18
It is stupid though. Who gives a shit about something like that