Comment Comment by fork1 There is such a push in French, works fine with some words, much less with others.A much more ridiculous one is to change the word endings to reflect gender neutrality. You're supposed to write both endings separated with dots."Chers lecteurs", a group plural, so like in all latin languages you default to neutral (ie masculine), becomes "Cher·e·s lecteur·rice·s".It makes text nearly unreadable.Spanish equivalent would be : "Querid·o·a·s lector·e·a·s" parent fork1 5 years ago
A much more ridiculous one is to change the word endings to reflect gender neutrality. You're supposed to write both endings separated with dots.
"Chers lecteurs", a group plural, so like in all latin languages you default to neutral (ie masculine), becomes "Cher·e·s lecteur·rice·s".
It makes text nearly unreadable.
Spanish equivalent would be : "Querid·o·a·s lector·e·a·s"