I wonder how many of these leftoid scumturds are actually aware that most non-germanic languages in the world have gendered nouns, gendered verbs, adjectives, adverbs...? That the entire sentance structure changes dramatically and the words used gain all kinds of prefixes and suffixes based on the gender of the subject/object? And not only that, but different tenses carry their own sets of gendered prefixes and suffixes, again, for every noun, verb, adjective and adverb.
That most languages don't have the same ability to just Find+Replace one pronoun with a random word, while leaving the meaning of the rest of the sentance intact!
Most aren't aware, I'm sure, but some definitely are.
I wonder how many of these leftoid scumturds are actually aware that most non-germanic languages in the world have gendered nouns, gendered verbs, adjectives, adverbs...? That the entire sentance structure changes dramatically and the words used gain all kinds of prefixes and suffixes based on the gender of the subject/object? And not only that, but different tenses carry their own sets of gendered prefixes and suffixes, again, for every noun, verb, adjective and adverb.
That most languages don't have the same ability to just Find+Replace one pronoun with a random word, while leaving the meaning of the rest of the sentance intact!
Most aren't aware, I'm sure, but some definitely are.
"Romanes eunt domus", indeed.
So do German and Dutch at least. English is the exception.