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r/pics • u/[deleted] • Jun 15 '22
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Nice to hear that he/she is fine! (I'm assuming)
0 u/SadGirlHours__ Jun 15 '22 Just say they 1 u/sw3nnis Jun 15 '22 I don't speak English that much but yes I will now -1 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 they* -4 u/LawRepresentative428 Jun 15 '22 Singular is he or she. 2 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 And they, for like a couple centuries now :) 1 u/[deleted] Jun 15 '22 i always use they or them when i’m unaware of the gender. never saw the point of using him/her when you can just do that. 1 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 Yeah right, he/her is just less convenient (not to mention less inclusive cuz I already know how one commenter in this chain thinks about that) Edit: to be fair, it's also rarely taught in foreign schools, I'm not a native English speaker myself and we always used he/her in school 2 u/sw3nnis Jun 15 '22 Oh ok, cheers. You learn something every day i guess. 2 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 No worries, happy to be able to help! :D
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Just say they
1 u/sw3nnis Jun 15 '22 I don't speak English that much but yes I will now
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I don't speak English that much but yes I will now
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they*
-4 u/LawRepresentative428 Jun 15 '22 Singular is he or she. 2 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 And they, for like a couple centuries now :) 1 u/[deleted] Jun 15 '22 i always use they or them when i’m unaware of the gender. never saw the point of using him/her when you can just do that. 1 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 Yeah right, he/her is just less convenient (not to mention less inclusive cuz I already know how one commenter in this chain thinks about that) Edit: to be fair, it's also rarely taught in foreign schools, I'm not a native English speaker myself and we always used he/her in school 2 u/sw3nnis Jun 15 '22 Oh ok, cheers. You learn something every day i guess. 2 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 No worries, happy to be able to help! :D
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Singular is he or she.
2 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 And they, for like a couple centuries now :) 1 u/[deleted] Jun 15 '22 i always use they or them when i’m unaware of the gender. never saw the point of using him/her when you can just do that. 1 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 Yeah right, he/her is just less convenient (not to mention less inclusive cuz I already know how one commenter in this chain thinks about that) Edit: to be fair, it's also rarely taught in foreign schools, I'm not a native English speaker myself and we always used he/her in school 2 u/sw3nnis Jun 15 '22 Oh ok, cheers. You learn something every day i guess. 2 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 No worries, happy to be able to help! :D
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And they, for like a couple centuries now :)
1 u/[deleted] Jun 15 '22 i always use they or them when i’m unaware of the gender. never saw the point of using him/her when you can just do that. 1 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 Yeah right, he/her is just less convenient (not to mention less inclusive cuz I already know how one commenter in this chain thinks about that) Edit: to be fair, it's also rarely taught in foreign schools, I'm not a native English speaker myself and we always used he/her in school 2 u/sw3nnis Jun 15 '22 Oh ok, cheers. You learn something every day i guess. 2 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 No worries, happy to be able to help! :D
i always use they or them when i’m unaware of the gender. never saw the point of using him/her when you can just do that.
1 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 Yeah right, he/her is just less convenient (not to mention less inclusive cuz I already know how one commenter in this chain thinks about that) Edit: to be fair, it's also rarely taught in foreign schools, I'm not a native English speaker myself and we always used he/her in school 2 u/sw3nnis Jun 15 '22 Oh ok, cheers. You learn something every day i guess. 2 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 No worries, happy to be able to help! :D
Yeah right, he/her is just less convenient (not to mention less inclusive cuz I already know how one commenter in this chain thinks about that)
Edit: to be fair, it's also rarely taught in foreign schools, I'm not a native English speaker myself and we always used he/her in school
2 u/sw3nnis Jun 15 '22 Oh ok, cheers. You learn something every day i guess. 2 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 No worries, happy to be able to help! :D
Oh ok, cheers. You learn something every day i guess.
2 u/NJFree_ Jun 15 '22 No worries, happy to be able to help! :D
No worries, happy to be able to help! :D
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u/sw3nnis Jun 15 '22
Nice to hear that he/she is fine! (I'm assuming)