bich_ielbybelluck ich_iel Soße: https://lem.lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/36256911/18437986 View original on lemmy.blahaj.zone156Comments9
ZZwiebel feddit.org1Hide 1 replyWird das dann anders ausgesprochen als 'il'? Vom klang her fänd ich sonst 'ille' besser dazwischen Im deutschen bin ich bisher nur 'dey' begegnet, also they eingedeutscht13
vvga sopuli.xyz2Hide 2 repliesProto-Finnic and current Finnish (and many of its sibling languages) has had a gender-neutral "Hän" (in some form) for about 3000-5000 years. Insert "Look What They Need to Mimic a Fraction of Our Power" meme here.2
rrumschlumpel replyfeddit.org1Hide 1 replyIs it fine to use "Hän" for people, or is it like English "it" and German "es" that are considered rude in standard language?2
vvga replysopuli.xyzActually vice versa, it's often considered too polite. We tend to use "se" aka "it" in speech.3
Nicht eher "moi_iel"?
Wird das dann anders ausgesprochen als 'il'? Vom klang her fänd ich sonst 'ille' besser dazwischen
Im deutschen bin ich bisher nur 'dey' begegnet, also they eingedeutscht
Es gibt sier/sieren als Neopronomen im Deutschen
Nichtbinäre Maimais auf Zangendeutsch wann?
Sei die Veränderung die du sehen willst.
iel_iel
Proto-Finnic and current Finnish (and many of its sibling languages) has had a gender-neutral "Hän" (in some form) for about 3000-5000 years.
Insert "Look What They Need to Mimic a Fraction of Our Power" meme here.
Is it fine to use "Hän" for people, or is it like English "it" and German "es" that are considered rude in standard language?
Actually vice versa, it's often considered too polite. We tend to use "se" aka "it" in speech.