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| Xem xer Orchids: Phalaneopsis "Xe xirs". Photo Xe and Ze |
Say it in gender neutrality:
This is exciting news for
crosswords fanatics. The two and three letter pool for personal pronouns got
richer, and gender neutral, thanks to an academic achievement of the University of Tennessee Knoxville. It recommends banning the Paleolithic “he, she, his,
hers, him, her” and replace them by the Committee for Inclusion approved neutral
designations in the table below. This is my first training exercise: try it,
include yourself:
Xe had hir stop xem car
and ze gave xem xir keys saying xe were xirs.
In Paleolithic primitive idiomatic
expression, where gender was an unwarranted but pervasive determinant in the
nascent language, saying what isn’t is saying what is, and would have translated
in the following primitive form:
He had her stop their car
and she gave him her keys saying they were hers.
Now comes the hard part.
I’ll try to figure out a system for the German language, with a Sprachanleitung
for nominative, accusative, dative, genitive. What the heck is that “gen” in “genitive”?
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This is an exciting and practical table
to help you
over the initial inclusion moments
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