Re: Gender neutral pronouns

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From: Eric Schiller
Date: Tue, 04 Aug 1992 23:55

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Many (most?) Southeast Asian languages have gender-neutral
pronouns, though they get modified by gender-indicators
when that is needed.
Eric Schiller

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Subject: Re: Gender neutral pronouns
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